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12 hours ago

Ideas for Reading Together use some of the ideas below:

To do interactive reading together parents or siblings can do “talking-thinking aloud” and sharing the reading process. A variety of strategies can be done such as
• point to the word or words while reading,
• encourage the child to finish a sentence by guessing or saying the last word (cloze),
• read the page or paragraph together at the same time (unison),
• read a sentence, then let the child read the sentence again (echo),
• encourage the child to repeat the repetitive parts in the book (refrains),
• encourage the child to say or read the character parts (part reading),
• pretend to be different characters in the story (acting),
• use different tones in the voice to read character parts,
• stop reading and talk about the book to encourage understanding of what was read through interactive questions and answers (talking-thinking aloud),
• talk about the characters,
• discuss the setting where the story takes place,
• continue to revisit the story text to clarify and remember details,
• encourage the child to retell the story sequence,
• discuss whether the child liked the book, and compare the book to other similar and favorite books.

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