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Young children can learn so much about reading comprehension and the skills they will need later in school when read to by adults. Make the most of the time you spend reading aloud to children by following some of the tips in this free printable. This booklet link may be shared with parents to help them use read aloud time well, also.
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I read through most of this booklet. I love it!!!! You share great advice and have so many wonderful links. I added it to my Teaching Reading Pinterest board.
Nice work!
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Thank you, Michelle. I know you are very interested in this same area of education. I appreciate your comment! Carolyn