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“Just read to your child” is advice we hear all the time, but it’s incomplete. Reading aloud has undeniable benefits, but it does not teach children HOW to read. And if you’re parenting a struggling reader, I know how frustrating it is to keep hearing that as the solution. Here are 5 powerful literacy supports you can use at home in addition to reading aloud: 1️⃣ Talk with children: real back-and-forth conversations, narrating play, labeling and categorizing objects ✨ Bonus: talk about what you’

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Comment "EPISODE 40" for more read aloud tips 💜 Reading aloud is one of the best ways to build vocabulary in first grade. Choose picture books with a few unfamiliar words so you can introduce new language naturally during the story. Kids also love funny books and predictable text. And if you’re not sure where to start, stick with favorite authors or award-winning books. You really can’t go wrong with a Caldecott Medal or Newbery Award winner. Want to learn more? Comment “EPISODE 40” to listen t

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