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Reading at Home

Choose books that match your child's likes and interests.  

Beginning readers should read for 15-20 minutes per day to increase reading ability. Intermediate grade students should read for 30 minutes.  

Keep plenty of reading materials in your home: books, magazines, newspapers, and comic books. Children love having a variety of reading materials!

Family time is so important!  Make reading part of this valuable time with your kids! Some tips for integrating reading into your family's routine are:
*read bedtime stories.
*visit the town library.
*read recipes and cook together.
*create a comfortable reading space in your home.
*encourage your child to read the grocery list at the store.  

Grade Three

Mrs. Donahoe teaching the different spellings of long a!

 

 

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Third grader practicing reading at a good pace, pausing at punctuation and checking for understanding.

Strategy Practice

Students in Miss Brodmerkle's class practicing reading with accuracy and comprehension. :) 

Kindergarten Student Reading from a Big Book!

Second Grade Friends Completing Independent Work