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Friday, February 24, 2012

10 Steps to Teaching Your Child to Read

Another great post from I Can Teach My Child!

This post gives 10 helpful tips to teaching your child to read. Basically, IT STARTS AT HOME!

As a teacher, I can tell which students have reading time at home and which ones don't. It all starts with kids being read to! And, since my students 'buy' books from me each week, they have no excuse to skip reading time.

So, check out the post {HERE}. The tips they give are very close to what we do during Small Group reading time. Just imagine how your student's reading abilities would soar if they had 2 reading groups in a day instead of just one!


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