How to Help Your Child Grow in Reading.
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| author | Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. |
| author_facet | Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. |
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| contents | How to Help Your Child Grow in Reading. Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. Beginning Reading Handwriting Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Parent Participation Phoneme Grapheme Correspondence Primary Education Reading Games Reading Instruction Reading Readiness Reading Skills Vocabulary Word Lists The purpose of this publication is to show parents how they can facilitate their children's growth in reading. Section one suggests numerous parental activities to aid children's reading growth, such as reading to children, talking and listening to them, giving them responsibilities, and building a reading atmosphere at home. Sections two and three present a pyramid of reading skills and a summary of consonant and vowel sounds. Section four discusses games and activities that pertain to the following areas: visual and auditory discrimination, sight and meaning vocabulary, word attack skills, library and study skills, and comprehension. Section five describes recommended books for parents of children in the primary grades, and section six presents a core vocabulary list, a list of Dolch basic sight words, and a handwriting model. (GW) |
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| spellingShingle | How to Help Your Child Grow in Reading. Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. Beginning Reading Handwriting Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Parent Participation Phoneme Grapheme Correspondence Primary Education Reading Games Reading Instruction Reading Readiness Reading Skills Vocabulary Word Lists How to Help Your Child Grow in Reading. Vail, Neil J. Neill, Nancy R. Beginning Reading Handwriting Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Parent Participation Phoneme Grapheme Correspondence Primary Education Reading Games Reading Instruction Reading Readiness Reading Skills Vocabulary Word Lists The purpose of this publication is to show parents how they can facilitate their children's growth in reading. Section one suggests numerous parental activities to aid children's reading growth, such as reading to children, talking and listening to them, giving them responsibilities, and building a reading atmosphere at home. Sections two and three present a pyramid of reading skills and a summary of consonant and vowel sounds. Section four discusses games and activities that pertain to the following areas: visual and auditory discrimination, sight and meaning vocabulary, word attack skills, library and study skills, and comprehension. Section five describes recommended books for parents of children in the primary grades, and section six presents a core vocabulary list, a list of Dolch basic sight words, and a handwriting model. (GW) |
| title | How to Help Your Child Grow in Reading. |
| topic | Beginning Reading Handwriting Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Parent Participation Phoneme Grapheme Correspondence Primary Education Reading Games Reading Instruction Reading Readiness Reading Skills Vocabulary Word Lists |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED157012 |