CAREABOUTKIDS

PARENTS: Children who read well come from homes in which there are plenty of books, magazines, and newspapers and in which everyone reads-parents, brothers, and sisters. Their parents encourage reading and make time for it. It's clear that the family enjoys reading. Have plenty of paper, pencils, chalkboards, and crayons for your child to use in drawing and writing.
Writing helps children learn the realationships between letters and sounds. If the child is too young to write with a pencil, use magnetic board and letters.MY WORD: Libraries are our taxes at their best use. Books.books,books all kinds. Reading hour designed for children. Also, book stores have reading time as well. FREE - FREE - FREE.