Reading With Children / How to Read with Children
READING WITH CHILDREN

Children can use help from adults with their reading at all stages of their childhoods.
For babies and young children, adults can read to them and let them explore books by playing with them. As children grow, they need support to start recognizing letters, sounding out words, becoming fluent readers, and understanding what they read.Set aside time to listen to your child read, ask them questions, and talk about the story.
Adults can also support children's reading development by reading to them or letting them listen to audiobooks or videos of read alouds.
VIDEO RESOURCES
General Reading Resource Videos
General Reading Resource Videos


How to READ with Your Children (extended version)

Becoming Aware of Print

Let Your Child Teach You: How Showing You the Parts of A Book Makes Kids Stronger Readers

READING SKILL VIDEOS
Reading Skill Videos
Reading Skill Videos


Blending Sounds in Syllables with Autumn, Kindergartner

Letter Names with Reese, Kindergartener

Initial Sound Isolation Basketball Game
Captions and Languages
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READING WITH YOUNG CHILDREN VIDEOS
Reading with Young Children
Reading with Young Children


How to READ with Your Children (extended version)
Tandem's 3 Tips for Sharing Books with Young Children
