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Language Program

Parents want the best for their children, and one of the most powerful things they can do is to help their children become readers for life. Research shows that your involvement in your child's reading and learning is more important than anything else in helping them to fulfil their potential. 

 

    -   Reading together is fun and helps build relationships.

    -   Books contain new words that will help build your child's language and understanding.

 

I would recommend trying to read at least 15 minutes per night. 

 

Home Connection:

Reading with your child: Discussion Questions

Before Reading:

  • What can you tell me about (topic)?

  • What do you think a (...) is?

  • Why might we want to read this book?

  • What do you think this book might be about?

During Reading:

  • Does this remind you of anything you've read before or talked about in class?

  • What does (...) mean?

  • Why do you think that happened the way it did?

  • What do you notice in this illustration?

After Reading:

  • What is your favourite illustration? Why?

  • What do you think might have happened if (...)?

  • How is this book like another you have read? How is it different?

  • Why do you think the author wrote this book?

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