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During the Read-a-thon, parents are asked to make a special effort to read with their children every night to help develop literacy skills and give children a strong start to becoming lifelong readers. The document provides suggestions for parents such as being a role model by reading yourself, making reading an enjoyable daily activity, reading with expression and discussing the story, knowing when to stop reading if interest is lost, turning off devices in the evening for reading time, building vocabulary, and pointing out print in the environment.
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- 1. READ-A-THON A Reading Marathon During the Read-a-thon we ask all parents to make a special effort to read with their children every night. Literacy is the key to success in life and we are passionate about giving children a flying start to becoming independent, confident, life-long readers. Below are some suggestions on how you can help your child become a happy and confident reader. Be a role model and let your child see you reading a newspaper, a book, a magazine. Talk to your child about the joy of reading.Read together every day. Make it an enjoyable activity Read to your child with humour and expression. Use different voices. Be interactive. Discuss what is happening in the book, ask questions about the story, point out objects and words on the page. Know when to stop. Put the book away when your child loses interest. Choose a different book or come back to it later. In the evening time, turn off the TV and all interactive devices and let your child get lost in a book. Give everything a name. Build your childs vocabulary by talking about interesting words and objects and discussing words in the reading and in the environment around you. Point out print everywhere. Talk about written words you see in the world around you. Find new words on each outing.