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Did you know one of the biggest predictors of how well your child will read is how often they're read to? A child is never too old to be read to! Just because your child can read independently, it doesn't mean that you should stop reading to them. When a child is read to, they learn new vocabulary, strengthen their comprehension skills and develop a love of reading!
Did you know one of the biggest predictors of how well your child will read is how often they're read to? A child is never too old to be read to! Just because your child can read independently, it doesn't mean that you should stop reading to them. When a child is read to, they learn new vocabulary, strengthen their comprehension skills and develop a love of reading!
Want to know your child's reading level? Take a look at the chart below:
Want to know your child's reading level? Take a look at the chart below:
Reading Correlation Chart https://www.heinemann.com/shared/supportingmaterials/benchmark/gradelevelequivalencechart.pdf
Now that you know your child's reading level, check out these leveled book lists:
Now that you know your child's reading level, check out these leveled book lists:
How can you support your child’s reading skills at home?
How can you support your child’s reading skills at home?
-Encourage choice! -Children love to pick their own books. Take your child to the library and let them pick any books that their excited about.
-Encourage choice! -Children love to pick their own books. Take your child to the library and let them pick any books that their excited about.
-Read aloud! -Don’t stop reading to your child when they have learned how to read. Reading aloud builds vocabulary, comprehension and is fun!
-Read aloud! -Don’t stop reading to your child when they have learned how to read. Reading aloud builds vocabulary, comprehension and is fun!
-Set a good example! -Be a reading role model. Make sure your child sees how much you love reading and how often you do it.
-Set a good example! -Be a reading role model. Make sure your child sees how much you love reading and how often you do it.
-Read every day! -Make sure your child is reading every day. Encourage your child to read with motivational charts or rewards.
-Read every day! -Make sure your child is reading every day. Encourage your child to read with motivational charts or rewards.
Did you know that the library offers lots of *FREE* programs for your child? Even book clubs!
Did you know that the library offers lots of *FREE* programs for your child? Even book clubs!
Want to learn more about the Lexington Public Schools literacy curriculum?
Want to learn more about the Lexington Public Schools literacy curriculum?
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