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Many children, especially struggling readers, forget some of what they've learned or slip out of practice during the summer months. Try these strategies to help your reader improve her reading during the summer and beyond.

1. Six books to summer success

Research shows that reading just six books during the summer may keep a struggling reader from regressing.

2. Read something every day

Encourage your child to take advantage of every opportunity to read. Find an opportunity to read to them every day:

  • Morning: The newspaper – even if it is just the comics or today's weather.
  • Daytime: Schedules, TV guides, magazines, online resources, etc. For example, if your daughter likes the food channel, help her look for a recipe on the network's Web site – then cook it together for more reading practice.
  • Evening: End the day by having your child read to you from the book he is currently reading (one of the six books, above). Have him rehearse a paragraph, page, or chapter before reading to you. Rereading will help him be more fluent – able to read at an appropriate speed, correctly, and with nice expression.
  • 3. Keep reading aloud

    Reading aloud benefits all children and teens, especially those who struggle.




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    * Tuesday, March 31: Students return to school

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