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Word Play
The variety of words and terms in the English Language are
what make it such a rich and wonderful language. Written
descriptions can be so vivid that they paint realistic
pictures in our minds. Recognizing and understanding words
and their meanings helps augment reading comprehension and
broaden speaking vocabularies. Practice with sight,
spelling, and vocabulary words will give your child the keys
to unlock the meaning of what they are reading.
Word War
The
Candy Egg
Repetition Exercises
“Vocab”
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“Vocab” Flag Worksheet
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Reading Strategies
Reading strategies are methods your child can use to
decipher and make meaning of unfamiliar text within a story.
When a youngster knows how to use several strategies, he or
she is able to read independently.
What is a Reading Strategy?
Rhyming Strategy
Just a Stroll Through a Book
Language Arts
Language Arts includes the four universal communication
components: reading, writing, listening and speaking. The
interconnectedness of these crafts shows us that reading is
a skill to be learned in conjunction with the other skills,
not independently of them.
Silly Sentences
The Sentence Game
Reading Routines
Daily routines are comforting. By
dedicating time to reading every day, your youngster will be
given the message that reading is a valued activity in your
home. He or she will then be more likely to make reading for
pleasure a habit.
Poetry Pictures
The Reading Box
Dinner Notes
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