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PERSON OF THE WEEK LOUIS BRAILLE

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10 WAYS TO ENCOURAGE GOOD READING HABITS IN KIDS Try these 10 easy tips to encourage good reading habits in your child by making reading fun. 1-CREATE A READING AREA. Make an area for your child to read in with his or her help. Grab a bean bag chair, fun accessories, a variety of books, and your child will have his or her own cozy reading corner. 2-ENCOURAGE READING AT HOME AND EVERYWHERE IN BETWEEN. Teach your child that reading is more than just for books. Practice reading menus, movie names, road signs, game instructions, and more—show your child reading is everywhere. 3-SET AN EXAMPLE. Act as a role model and read in front of your child. Watching you reading magazines, newspapers, and books shows your child that reading is important. Encourage your child to join you with his or her own book while you are reading. 4-MAKE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN READING AND REAL LIFE. Help your child apply what he or she is reading to everyday life. Making connections between books and y

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