- About Reading First Ohio
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- TEACHING ALPHABETICS: Instructor’s Guide - A Tool for Literacy Coaches
- TEACHING COMPREHENSION: Instructor’s Guide - A Tool for Literacy Coaches
- TEACHING FLUENCY: Instructor’s Guide - A Tool for Literacy Coaches
- TEACHING VOCABULARY: Instructor’s Guide - A Tool for Literacy Coaches
Parents Toolkit
The U.S. Department of Education's Helping Your Child publication series aims to provide parents with the tools and information necessary to help their children succeed in school and life. These booklets feature practical lessons and activities to help their school aged and preschool children master reading, understand the value of homework and develop the skills and values necessary to achieve and grow. Helping Your Child Become a Reader Helping Your Preschool Child
Other than helping your children to grow up healthy and happy, the most important thing that you can do for them is to help them develop their reading skills. This booklet offers pointers on how to build the language skills of young children, and includes a list of typical language accomplishments for different age groups, suggestions for books, and resources for children with reading problems or learning disabilities.
How well children will learn and develop and how well they will do in school depends on a number of things, including their health and physical well-being, social and emotional preparation, and language skills and general knowledge of the world. This booklet highlights techniques parents can use to encourage their children to develop the skills necessary for success in school and life by focusing on activities that make learning fun.
