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Help your child develop phonemic awareness through simple games! Play 'I Spy' with beginning sounds ('I spy something that starts with /b/'), or practice rhyming words during car rides. These activities make learning fun and interactive!

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An excellent resource explaining what phonemic awareness is and why it's crucial for reading success. Contains practical activities and video demonstrations for parents.

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Reading 101 for Parents: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness

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Phonological and phonemic awareness is the ability to hear, identify, and play with the sounds in spoken language - including rhymes, syllables, and the smallest units of sound (phonemes).

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Create a letter-sound matching game using index cards. Write letters on one set and draw pictures representing their sounds on another. This hands-on activity reinforces phonics skills while keeping your child engaged!

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Starfall offers excellent interactive phonics activities that children can practice at home. The systematic approach helps reinforce letter-sound relationships in a fun, digital format.

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Starfall: Learn to Read with Phonics, Learn Mathematics

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Take turns reading with your child! Start by modeling fluent reading, then read together, and finally listen as they read independently. This gradual release approach builds confidence and improves reading speed.

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How to Help Your Child Improve Their Reading Fluency

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Transform reading practice into a performance! Reader's Theater scripts are fantastic for developing expression and fluency. Practice together and put on a show for family members!

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Free reader’s theater scripts help students develop fluency skills. Fluency is the ability to read with proper rate, accuracy, and expression

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Start a family 'Word of the Day' tradition! Choose an interesting word each morning and challenge everyone to use it throughout the day. Create a family vocabulary journal to keep track of new words.

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Make vocabulary learning fun with word sorts, semantic maps, and word association games. These activities help children understand relationships between words and strengthen their vocabulary knowledge.

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SplashLearn Blog - Educational Resources for Parents, Teachers & Kids

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21 Best Vocabulary Activities for Kids in 2023

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Explore fun vocabulary activities for kids that will make learning new words an adventure for kids. Discover fun games, interactive apps & creative experiences!

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Enhance reading comprehension by asking questions before, during, and after reading. Use prompts like 'What do you think will happen next?' and 'Why do you think the character made that choice?' to deepen understanding.

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Help your child create visual story maps to track characters, setting, problem, and solution. This strategy improves comprehension and helps children remember key story elements.

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