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Did you know that reading aloud is the single most important thing you can do with your child to support language development and early literacy skills?
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Reading aloud:
Builds motivation, curiosity and memory
Helps calm children experiencing stress or anxiety
Introduces children to new ideas, words, and vocabulary
Creates positive feelings about books and reading 
Research shows that reading aloud to your child at least once a day can help build crucial language and literacy skills.
Bedtime is the perfect time for reading aloud because
it can be calming for
the child. It also helps strengthen the bond
between you and
your child.
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Read books about things your child likes. Does your child like dinosaurs? What about horses or princesses? When you involve your child in the process of selecting the books
you will read together,
your child will be more
likely to enjoy listening
to the story.
Incorporate these simple tips below to help your child get more out of the reading experience:
Point to the words as you read them.
Encourage your child to join in when reading familiar stories.
Read your child’s favorite stories often.
Talk about the pictures

6. Type your own title here
Did you know that reading aloud is the single most important thing you can do with your child to support language development and early literacy skills?
Type here
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Reading aloud:
Builds motivation, curiosity and memory
Helps calm children experiencing stress or anxiety
Introduces children to new ideas, words, and vocabulary
Creates positive feelings about books and reading 
Research shows that reading aloud to your child at least once a day can help build crucial language and literacy skills.
Bedtime is the perfect time for reading aloud because
it can be calming for
the child. It also helps strengthen the bond
between you and
your child.
Type here
Type here
Read books about things your child likes. Does your child like dinosaurs? What about horses or princesses? When you involve your child in the process of selecting the books
you will read together,
your child will be more
likely to enjoy listening
to the story.
Incorporate these simple tips below to help your child get more out of the reading experience:
Point to the words as you read them.
Encourage your child to join in when reading familiar stories.
Read your child’s favorite stories often.
Talk about the pictures