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Help Your Child Become a Successful Reader: Tips for Parents

Supporting your child’s reading development is crucial for their success. Start by reading with them regularly, as parental involvement is key—children whose parents read frequently are six times more likely to become high-frequency readers. Ensure your home is filled with diverse reading materials, as research shows that kids with access to books perform better academically. Make reading enjoyable using resources like Scholastic Storyline Online and other interactive tools. Encourage writing through fun activities like journaling or writing letters. Your engagement is vital!

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Help Your Child Become a Successful Reader: Tips for Parents

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  1. How can you help your child be a successful reader?

  2. Read to or with them Parents are key reading role models. High frequency reading parents are six times more likely to have high frequency reading kids. (2008 Kids & Family Reading Report)

  3. Expose them to reading materials! The more types of reading materials there are in the home, the higher students are in reading proficiency, according to the Educational Testing Service.3 Children who grow up in homes where books are plentiful go further in school than those who don’t. Children with low-education families can do as well as children with high-education families if they have access to books at home. (Family scholarly culture and educational success: Books and schooling in 27 nations)

  4. Make reading fun!

  5. Resources Scholastic.com Scholastic Storyline Online http://www.storylineonline.net/a-to-z-book-directory/?sort=titleb • readingrockets.org • Rrockets • Can Do Helper Page • http://www.candohelperpage.com/

  6. Resources for kids Fry Words from Alligator Apps Tumblebooks- school online database Hungry Monster- word builders Spelling Magic 2

  7. What your child should know before 1st grade starts: • Know sights words. • Know alphabet and letter sounds • Be able to read books with patterns • BOY Reading Level- D • EOY Reading Level- J, K- Guided

  8. Ways to help improve sight word recognition: • Read often • Fry Words App • Flash cards/ word lists

  9. Word lists

  10. Ways to help your child finish a book. Choose a “just right” book. Allow them time to tell you about their book. Watch out for fake reading.

  11. Ways to Improve Writing Provide opportunities for writing. Grocery list Letters to relatives Journal about summer events Write stories (Book Creator)

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  13. Read to or with them

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