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Helping Primary School Children

Helping Primary School Children. Courtesy of. Readin g. Do: Sit somewhere cosy. Let child choose a book they want to read. Tell child words BUT don't jump in too quickly. (Pause-Prompt-Praise) Decide on length of time to read - set tim er.

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Helping Primary School Children

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  1. Helping Primary School Children

  2. Courtesy of

  3. Reading Do: • Sit somewhere cosy. • Let child choose a book they want to read. • Tell child words BUT don't jump in too quickly. (Pause-Prompt-Praise) • Decide on length of time to read - set timer. • Don't get irritable, if they could read fluently, they would. • Don't let siblings into the room. REMEMBER: • Some days it flows others it doesn't. • Dyslexic children do tire easily. • Quit while you are ahead.

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