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Think on your feet

Exercise your child's imagination by going on a storytelling walk.
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Concentration

 The favorite matching game can be tailored to practice a variety of skills.
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Super syntax

 Master word sounds with this great grammar game.
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Letter E word wheel

 Demonstrate to your child how adding the letter E to the end of a word can create a completely new word.
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Blended beginnings

 Familiarize your child with common consonant blends.
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Concentration: Antonyms

Play the classic card matching game, Concentration, to help your child recognize antonyms.
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Acrostic poem

 Use each letter in your child's name to inspire poetry.
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Recipe for creativity

 Your child’s imagination will be the main ingredient when he creates his own “recipes” for this activity.
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Picture puzzles

 This activity is a fun, creative way for your child to gain experience building compound words.
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Creating a reading-friendly home

Learning to read is one of the most important skills your child needs for school and life success. Start at home, now, to encourage growth.
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Learning ideas to love

 Try these classroom-inspired ideas to share love with your little Valentine.
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Tip o' the hat to you, Dr. Seuss!

 Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! March is the month to celebrate this beloved and classic author’s birthday—share his history with your family!
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