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HELPING YOUR CHILD LEARN TO READ
Written By Bernice Cullinan and Brod Bagert Edited by Kathryn Perkinson
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for activities for children from infancy through age 10
Credits Foreword Introduction The Basics Start Young and Stay with It Advertise the Joy of Reading Remember When You Were Very Young Home Is Where the Heart Is Important Things To Know It's Part of Life One More Time Talking About Stories The More, the Merrier How Do I Use This Book? Read Along Look for Books Books and Babies R and R: Repetition and Rhyme Poetry in Motion Read to Me Family Reading Time Story Talk Write and Talk, Too Tot Talk What's in a Name? World of Words Book Nooks Family Stories Now Hear This P.S. I Love You Easy as Pie Write On TV Make a Book Make Your Own Dictionary Parents and the Schools A Postscript About Older Children Resources Acknowledgments What Can We Do To Help Our Children Learn
Credits
Foreword
Introduction
The Basics
Start Young and Stay with It
Advertise the Joy of Reading
Remember When You Were Very Young
Home Is Where the Heart Is
Important Things To Know
It's Part of Life
One More Time
Talking About Stories
The More, the Merrier
How Do I Use This Book?
Read Along
Look for Books
Books and Babies
R and R: Repetition and Rhyme
Poetry in Motion
Read to Me
Family Reading Time
Story Talk
Write and Talk, Too
Tot Talk
What's in a Name?
World of Words
Book Nooks
Family Stories
Now Hear This
P.S. I Love You
Easy as Pie
Write On
TV
Make a Book
Make Your Own Dictionary
Parents and the Schools
A Postscript About Older Children
Resources
Acknowledgments
What Can We Do To Help Our Children Learn