Benefits of reading with your child and hints and tips to support them
The Welsh Governments Make Time to Read campaign
http://www.betterreading.co.uk/
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the web page.
Make sure that children’s
books are accessible in
different rooms around
your home.
Schedule a regular time for
reading and make it part
of routine for the whole
family.
Look for books, comics,
magazines, leaflets or
annuals on topics that your
child is interested in. Reading
does not have to be a ‘book’.
Visit the library as
often as possible.
You are your child’s most
influential role model...let them
see you enjoying reading. The
newspaper, ebooks, magazines,
recipes; any reading is good
reading!
LEARNING TOGETHER-SUCCEEDING TOGETHER
If you have any concerns
about your child’s
reading or need further
advice on supporting
your child read at home,
please speak to your
child’s class teacher. The
door is always open...
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Helping your child learn to read and
learn to love reading is one of the
greatest gifts that you can give them.
Top tips to support 3-11 year olds with reading at home
Oxford Owl Reading has 250 free eBooks for you to share with your child as
well as simple ideas, top tips, activities and games to help your child with their
reading at home.
You’ll also find advice from educational experts on many areas
including phonics, motivating boys and how to help a child who is struggling
with their reading.
http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/welcome-back/for-home/reading-owl/top-tips--3
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the web page.
10 tips on hearing your child read
As parents you are your child's most influential teacher with an important part
to play in helping your child to learn to read.
This website gives some suggestions on how you can help to make this a
positive experience.
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/parents/ten-tips-on-hearing-your-child-read
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the web page.
Tips for helping your child with reading comprehension
Here are some tips to help you improve your child’s reading comprehension
skills when reading at home.
http://www.superduperinc.com/handouts/pdf/136_Reading_Comprehension_D
ifficulties.pdf
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the web page.
LEARNING TOGETHER-SUCCEEDING TOGETHER
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