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It is never too soon to build a foundation for your child to become a good reader. By reading to your child at an early age, you prepare him for a successful start in school. Have you ever asked yourself any of these questions?

  • How can I help my child with reading?
  • What can I do to make reading more fun?
  • How can I help my son remember what happens in a story?
  • Why can't my daughter learn the alphabet?
  • Is there a way I can help my grandson create his own stories?
  • How can my children improve their vocabulary?


Our book Let's Read Together will help you find the answer to these questions. This book will show you how to help your child enjoy reading. All of the activities are fun and easy to use. Parents, grandparents, older brothers and sisters, and even your child's babysitter will enjoy using them. The book includes:

  • Dozens of activities for the beginning reader
  • New ways to read a book
  • Important questions that check comprehension
  • Story activities
  • Suggestions on how to teach the alphabet
  • Strategies to recognize words
  • A comprehensive list of suggested reading books and magazines
  • AND MORE!
See a sample story activity!

Cover of book What teachers are saying:
Helping a child learn to read is a most exciting and rewarding endeavor. For parents, knowing how to begin, what to say, and how to respond, can be daunting. This book takes away the worry and confusion and puts the joy back into reading.The activities are appropriate for the emerging reader. They are easy to understand and implement and provide the building blocks for a wonderful journey into the world of reading.

I would love to give a copy of this book to each of my families at Back to School Night. This is a well written guide with proven activities. It will be used and enjoyed by families and educators for years to come.
Lori Woods, First Grade Teacher
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