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Family Ideas: 10 Commandments of Reading for Parents
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I will read popular children's books or classic children's books to my child daily.
I will listen to my child read daily.
I will help my child start a word collection of at least one unknown word daily.
I will write down stories, poems and sayings that my child creates.
I will help my child pursue an interest and find five books to read on the topic of his or her interest.
I will praise my child for at least one success daily.
I will arrange for my child to use the library and visit bookstores to select books independently.
I will encourage my family and friends to listen to my child read.
I will encourage my child to buy books and educational games.
I will listen to my child when he/she talks about books and what is happening at school.
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