The Enormous Turnip

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m What are key words? Key words, such as ;the\ Ihere", was\ are the most comman words in the English language, but they can be difficult to learn. The key words stories repeat these words frequently to help your child to remember them. Because these words are so common, the key words stories are compatible with books that your child will read at school. Why learn to read with traditional stories? The repetitive patterns in these stories make new words easier to learn. Reading traditional stories before and during the first years of primary school gives your chiíd's reading a valuable boost. How to use this book: • Look at the pictures with your child. Talk about who the characters are and what they are doing. Help your child to match the names he* reads to the pictures he sees. • Read the story. Leave pauses for your child to jóin in, for example, 'FII huff and NI puff and NI...' This will make him feel more confident about reading parts of the story for himself. As your child's... Tovább

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m What are key words? Key words, such as ;the\ Ihere", was\ are the most comman words in the English language, but they can be difficult to learn. The key words stories repeat these words frequently to help your child to remember them. Because these words are so common, the key words stories are compatible with books that your child will read at school. Why learn to read with traditional stories? The repetitive patterns in these stories make new words easier to learn. Reading traditional stories before and during the first years of primary school gives your chiíd's reading a valuable boost. How to use this book: • Look at the pictures with your child. Talk about who the characters are and what they are doing. Help your child to match the names he* reads to the pictures he sees. • Read the story. Leave pauses for your child to jóin in, for example, 'FII huff and NI puff and NI...' This will make him feel more confident about reading parts of the story for himself. As your child's confidence grows, he will want to read more of the words by himself. • Spend no more than 10 minutes on any one reading session. Avoid times when either of you is hungry, tired or irritable. • Above all, enjoy the time that you spend together with this book. Your child will benefit from enjoying reading and sharing books with you. • To avoid the clumsy he/she, the child is referred to as 'he'. These books are equally suitable for boys and giris. Vissza