09.10.2019 Views

The Early Years - Helping Our Children Succeed

This Handbook was developed by the Family Café of Children & Charity International (CAC). It is designed to alleviate fear, and encourage parents and caregivers to take an active part in their children’s academic and social development, with Tips and Resources to Improve Writing and Reading Skills.

This Handbook was developed by the Family Café of Children & Charity International (CAC). It is designed to alleviate fear, and encourage parents and caregivers to take an active part in their children’s academic and social development, with Tips and Resources to Improve Writing and Reading Skills.

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Make Reading an Outdoor Adventure<br />

Take it outside! Read aloud to your child on the front porch, in the backyard,<br />

at the park or beach. You can take turns reading. Model reading smoothly and with<br />

expression.<br />

Home Library<br />

Encourage reading at home by creating a sitting area with a book case and<br />

books at your child's reading level and interest. Organize the books into categories,<br />

such as adventure books and books about animals.<br />

Rhyme Away<br />

Rhymes can be a creative way to boost your child's reading skills. Rhyming<br />

helps him become familiar with the sounds, patterns and structures of written and<br />

spoken language. Make story time fun by reading rhyming books and nursery<br />

rhymes with your child, and have him point out the rhyming words.<br />

Model Dictionary<br />

When reading a book aloud to your child, model the good habit of looking up<br />

unfamiliar words in a dictionary. Encourage your child to do the same when she is<br />

reading on her own.<br />

48

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!