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Try This at Home

Try these learning games with your child. Remember when parents and children read together, everyone is a winner! Use the newspaper as your reading material—the content changes all the time and it helps your child become connected with the community.

ACTIVITY: Encourage your child to choose a story of interest from the newspaper—from sports or the front page or any section. ASK: Why is this interesting to you?

Make Reading a Daily Habit
When you work reading into your daily rhythm, it will not take long before it just becomes something your kids do, without even thinking. It’s easier to create a habit if you link it to another habit. Try reading during snack time, after dinner, or before bath time. Strew interesting books around Entice your kids by placing ...
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This Week

After reading the weekly Kid Scoop page with your child, visit this page where you and your child can find more information about the topic of the week.

Answers

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