TIPS FROM A READING SPECIALIST Parents know that a child’s reading ability is directly related to how well he or she will do in school and in life. Helping children learn how to read can be a daunting task, and here are five tips to assist parents in helping young ones to learn reading. These activities also create a unique partnership with the teacher who delights in every child’s reading development. 1. Build phonological awareness—This simply means practice the sounds …
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By Joanne M. Anderson Photos by Shanen Photography Barry Keller is like an original Transformers Toy guy, taking something, disassembling it and putting it back together as something else. Around age 6, …
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