Because reading likely comes second nature to you as an
adult, you may not realize that opportunities to help your child love reading
are all around you every day.
1 - Let’s start with somewhere you go every week –
the grocery store. Plan your meals for
the week and make a list of everything you need. Hand the list to your child
and ask them to read off the items to you.
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She can also mark the items off as
you put them in the cart. Also try letting her pick products off the shelf by
reading the packages. (Hint: our daughter also likes to use math by sitting in the
cart, sorting what we are buying and giving us a count of each type of item.)