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You are being told to read your child, but want to give them a chance to show what they can do and become an independent reader. It's likely that you've been reading to your child for a while, but then it changes once they are starting to learn to read.
You don't want to overhand hold them but you also want to make sure that you are still modeling and still showing them how they can become a reader.
When your child's starting to read you are going to want to keep reading to them, but when should you let go, and should you keep doing read-alouds to help your child's development of their skills?
SHOW NOTES:https://readingmadedelicious.com/06-2/
INSTAGRAM: @reading_made_delicious
Grab the FREE Learning to Read with Recipes Starter Kit >>>>> get it here!
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By Sarah Travers - Learning to Read Help for ParentsYou are being told to read your child, but want to give them a chance to show what they can do and become an independent reader. It's likely that you've been reading to your child for a while, but then it changes once they are starting to learn to read.
You don't want to overhand hold them but you also want to make sure that you are still modeling and still showing them how they can become a reader.
When your child's starting to read you are going to want to keep reading to them, but when should you let go, and should you keep doing read-alouds to help your child's development of their skills?
SHOW NOTES:https://readingmadedelicious.com/06-2/
INSTAGRAM: @reading_made_delicious
Grab the FREE Learning to Read with Recipes Starter Kit >>>>> get it here!