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Children often enjoy studying the pictures and illustrations in books even before they can read. This activity isn't just entertaining it is an important step in a child's literacy development.
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The first activities in the list below work well with younger children. As your child grows older, the later activities let him do more. But keep doing the first ones as long as he enjoys them.
Look through the whole picture book with your child.
Ask him what he thinks the story is about.
Tell the story together by talking about each page as each of you sees it, and asking your child what he thinks is happening in the story.
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Have your child tell another child or family member a story using a wordless picture book. Doing this will make him feel like a "reader" and will encourage him to continue learning to read.
Have your child create his own picture book with his drawings or pictures that you help him cut from magazines.
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