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Go to the library to find and check out all the books written by a favourite author.
A family blog can be just the start to a junior journalist's career.
Play a verbal word game with your child to improve her reading and spelling skills.
Encourage your child to read books that are easy for her in order to build her reading fluency.
When you listen to your new reader read aloud, try not to correct her mistakes right away.
Explore the different sections of nonfiction books and their uses.
If you've got an enthusiastic reader (or would like to nurture one!), get the ball rolling with a childrens book club.
Encourage your child to keep a journal in words or drawings to express feelings.
Here are a couple of word games children and grown-ups can play anywhere!
Nurture a spirit of inquisitiveness and curiosity in your child.
Use newspapers to engage your child in real-world math problems.
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