Remind your child about the importance of reading

Remind your child about the importance of reading each day.

Schedule 15 minute each day for your child to read aloud to a family member or a friend.

Discuss with your child what he/she learned at school each day.

Encourage your child to describe his/her favorite part of the book.

Remind your child that education is important. Give specific examples of how education helps people succeed.

Set a good example. Let your child see you reading and hear you talk about what you are reading.

Record titles, number of pages, and dates of books read. This visual list is a great motivator.

Research shows that the amount of parental involvement in children's reading is the number one predictor in achievement. Reading skills are necessary for success in school.

Tolleson Union High School District #214

NCLB/AZ Learns

Created by Annette McCool-Title I Director

Remind your child about the importance of reading each day.

Schedule 15 minute each day for your child to read aloud to a family member or a friend.

Discuss with your child what he/she learned at school each day.

Encourage your child to describe his/her favorite part of the book.

Remind your child that education is important. Give specific examples of how education helps people succeed.

Set a good example. Let your child see you reading and hear you talk about what you are reading.

Record titles, number of pages, and dates of books read. This visual list is a great motivator.

Research shows that the amount of parental involvement in children's reading is the number one predictor in achievement. Reading skills are necessary for success in school.

Tolleson Union High School District #214

NCLB/AZ Learns

Created by Annette McCool-Title I Director

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