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    Read Aloud: 5 Strategies To Become The Best Reader

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    1. Read aloud to preschoolers, asking questions about characters, settings, and plots to develop their understanding of basic story concepts. This helps them transition from learning to read to reading to learn. 2. Use environmental print like street signs that children see regularly to get them interacting with words in their environment and help associate words with their meanings. 3. Expose children to rhyming books to help them learn sounds and understand that words are made of individual sounds, which prepares them for reading and writing later.

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    Read Aloud: 5 Strategies To Become The Best Reader

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    1. Read aloud to preschoolers, asking questions about characters, settings, and plots to develop their understanding of basic story concepts. This helps them transition from learning to read to reading to learn. 2. Use environmental print like street signs that children see regularly to get them interacting with words in their environment and help associate words with their meanings. 3. Expose children to rhyming books to help them learn sounds and understand that words are made of individual sounds, which prepares them for reading and writing later.

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    1. Read aloud to preschoolers, asking questions about characters, settings, and plots to develop their understanding of basic story concepts. This helps them transition from learning to read to reading to learn. 2. Use environmental print like street signs that children see regularly to get them interacting with words in their environment and help associate words with their meanings. 3. Expose children to rhyming books to help them learn sounds and understand that words are made of individual sounds, which prepares them for reading and writing later.

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    Read Aloud: 5 Strategies To Become The Best Reader

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    1. Read aloud to preschoolers, asking questions about characters, settings, and plots to develop their understanding of basic story concepts. This helps them transition from learning to read to reading to learn. 2. Use environmental print like street signs that children see regularly to get them interacting with words in their environment and help associate words with their meanings. 3. Expose children to rhyming books to help them learn sounds and understand that words are made of individual sounds, which prepares them for reading and writing later.

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    The best reader


    1. READ ALOUD
    Reading aloud is important in any age. Now for a preschooler
    they have the ability to sit longer and engage more with you when
    you read, by asking the child questions when you are reading they
    will begin to develop the understandings of basic story concepts
    (characters, setting, plot, conflict and resolution). stick to the basics:
    who’s in the story? oh a cat? yes. the cat is the main character, that
    means the most important animal in the book! what’s he doing right
    now? what do you think will happen next? these simple questions
    will get the child ready to transition from “learn to read” to “reading
    to learn” sooner.

    2.FOCUSONWHATTHEYKNOW
    (ENVIRONMENTAL PRINT).
    Use these five strategies to help
    your child become the best reader
    they can be:
    What is environmental print? It’s the words children see all around

    them every day and is the child’s first opportunities to “read”. You

    can use these repetitive visuals to encourage kids to interact with

    print in their own environment. Next time you are driving, ask them

    what the word on the red sign says. Pretty sure your non-reader will

    say “STOP!”. This is because they see this word all of the time and

    they associate the red color with it. Now, if you see that word in a

    book you are reading, ask them what it says. If they don’t know

    (which they probably will not) then remind them of where they see it

    in the car. Now you have just helped them transition an

    “environmental print” word into a sight word!

    3. RHYME TIME.
    Making rhymes is the simplest trick for learning
    new words. Rhyming and other kinds of word play can
    help your child to hear differences between sounds and to
    understand that words are made up of individual sounds.
    Being able to rhyme will actually help your child learn to
    read and write later. Reading rhyming books, such as Dr.
    Seuss, with your preschooler is a simple way to expose The
    kids to rhymes.

    4. SOUNDS, SOUNDS,
    SOUNDS.
    Sounds are the building blocks of words and the most
    fundamental parts of learning to read. After your 3-5 year old
    knows their ABC’s begin asking them what the sound the letters
    make. English is a very difficult language, with all the spelling
    patterns, blends and rules; but begin with the basics. Start with
    the letters of their name and then work on others. If you think
    your child is ready, try the vowels, explaining that they make
    more than one sound! Don’t expect them to memorize all the
    sounds, but just knowing that a letter makes a sound is so
    important to learning to read.
    5. DRAMATIC
    PLAY.

    Do you have a dramatic child? We can Use this to your


    advantage by having the child engage in some dramatic
    storytelling! Pull out the dress up clothes and have your
    child act out a story for you. It can be one they already
    know or one they just made up. Ask them who the
    characters are, where it takes place and why they make
    the characters do what they did. This takes your child’s
    game a step closer to academics.

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