Dress children in safe play clothes. Avoid scarves, hood drawstrings and necklaces that can get caught on play equipment causing major injuries.
Parents Agree: Y3K Tutor In Your Home Changes Lives #7
PARENTS AGREE: Y3K TUTOR IN YOUR HOME CHANGES LIVES
“Our Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutor has provided excellent academic support to my 7th grade son. Last year we had battles and tears over homework. This year with Jerry’s weekly tutoring, not only has my son’s resistance to homework and studying decreased, his grades have gotten better and better with Jerry’s help and guidance. He has an ability to relate to my child that somehow engages and challenges him to think at the same time. He never tells my son what the answers should be, but asks good questions, turns learning into something fun and provides clear academic structures and support all at the same time. He is easy to work with and a delight to have found. I’m happy that my son is so agreeable to working with him and I, for one, couldn’t be happier with the services we have received from Y3K. Everything from science lab reports, to math and writing Jerry seems to have a way to help both my son and me through the homework and demands of 7th grade.”
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Rashi School Parent
Newton, MA
How To Make Kids Want To Read #10: Read Aloud / Read Together
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #10: Read Aloud / Read Together
Take some time and read aloud with your child. It is a great way to spend some quality time together and creates excitement about reading.
How To Make Kids Want To Read #9: Variety
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #9: Variety
Try various types of books so your child will discover a favorite author or book series.
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #8: Daily Routine
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #8: Daily Routine
Have reading time become a part of the family’s daily routine. The daily routine includes taking a shower, brushing your teeth, and eating dinner. Why not build reading time into the daily schedule so it is a daily routine?
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #7: Lead By Example
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #7: Lead By Example
Lead by example. Model for your children how enjoyable reading can be. Let them see you read every day. If they see it is an important part of your life, it will become an important part of their life too.
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #6: The “Cool” Books
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #6: The “Cool” Books
If your child absolutely hates reading and wants nothing to do with a book, talk to the children’s room librarian at your local library. They will know of the most popular books and will give you lots of suggestions. They will know all of the “cool” books that kids can not get enough of as well as books designed for students reading below grade level.
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #5: Reading Level
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #5: Reading Level
Have your child choose books that they can read successfully on their own. Don’t let your child choose what they would like to read if it is way above their reading level. They will end up skipping over words or sections and not comprehend what they are reading. They will eventually give up and use this as a reason to support their opinion that reading is boring. If books are chosen that they struggle to read, they will lose interest in reading altogether.
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #4: Choose Topics
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #4: Choose Topics
Allow your children to choose books about topics they are truly interested in.
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How To Make Kids Want To Read #3: Rewards For Reading
HOW TO MAKE KIDS WANT TO READ #3: Rewards For Reading
Sometimes students need a small nudge to get into the reading habit. You can encourage them by giving them an incentive for reading each day. It could be earned privileges or small prizes. Be creative and keep it fun.
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