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What an exciting time! Your child is starting to read! Who has good advice? Reading Rockets has information and articles. My website: Parent and Child Reading Assistance has advice on teaching reading and some helpful blog posts. Reading Help Blog

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Each time a familiar book is read it becomes easier for a child to combine reading skills. Rereading the same books is a lot like doing the same sports drill over and over. Words that were difficult the first few times a book was read become easier each time. The process of sounding out becomes easier and

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Reading is more than reading words correctly. I have seen many readers be able to read words, but not make sense of what is read. I was one of those readers when I was young. I didn't enjoy reading as a child or teenager. I was in my twenties before reading started to make sense for me and become enjoyable. You can increase a child's ability to attach meaning to reading by providing many

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