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Saturday, December 06, 2008

Reading

Reading is a fundamental skill for all learning, and elementary school is where children jump on the reading “superhighway.” In just a few short years, most children go from singing the ABC song to mastering books. To help your child become a skilled reader, try these tips from the National Association of Elementary School Principals in this Report to Parents.


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