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Every child should be reading 20-30 minutes at home every night. This can be your reading to your child, the child reading to you, or the child reading on their own. This should be an engaging book of their choice. The book could also be a guided reading book, if applicable.
Tips For Reading With Your Child
Helpful Reading Prompts.pdfReading At Home.pdfResponse Questions.pdf
Conversation Starters
In addition to reading to and with your child, one of the best things you can do to help your child with reading is having conversations about experiences you've had and places you've been. This helps a child learn new vocabulary and hear different language structures (ie: different ways sentences can start). Here are some resources that can help you start conversations.
Childhood_101_Conversation_Cards2.pdfFamily-Conversation-Starters-1.webpfamily dinner convo cards 1 copy.jpgfamily dinner convo cards 2 copy.jpgfamily dinner convo cards 4 copy.jpgfamily dinner convo cards 3 copy.jpgMoney-convo-starters.compressed.pdftable-topics-printable-trishsutton.com_.pdfPage updated
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