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Developing Comprehension in the Preschool Years
Creating readers from birth: Why we should read to babies
Posted by Unknown | 5:03 PM
Our family had the joy of welcoming a 6th grandchild Lydia last June. I posted on this great event back then ( here ) and included a wonder...
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8 Ways Reading Helps Writing
Posted by Unknown | 5:56 AM
The desire to write appears early In the late 1970s and early 1980s academics began to talk a lot about the relationship between reading and...
Finding book treasure in unexpected places
Posted by Unknown | 4:38 AM
My stash of treasure from ALDI Regular readers of this blog will recall that last year at Easter time I came across some literature treasure...
Reading to Lydia
Posted by Unknown | 3:20 AM
Rebecca Reads To Lydia While Nanna has a first nurse Our family had the great joy of welcoming the newest child to the family last week. Lyd...
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Your Baby Can Read – Part 3
Posted by Unknown | 4:38 PM
It’s almost 3 years since I first did a review of 'Your Baby Can Read' (YBCR) ( here ) and two and a half years since my second post...
The benefits of repeated reading of literature
Posted by Unknown | 11:52 PM
1. Re-reading books Re-reading is the practice of reading a book more than once. Some readers will read a favourite book over and over again...
Your Baby Can Read - Part 2
Posted by Unknown | 11:05 PM
Readers of this blog may recall that I provided a brief review of ' Your Baby Can Read ' (YBCR) in July last year ( here ). YBCR is ...
The importance of reading to & with your children
Posted by Unknown | 8:40 AM
This post is based partly on an earlier post ( here ) but I've updated it and added a second section on reading with your child. When pa...
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