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Flashlight Fridays | Learning to Read | NPT3

Season 2020 Episode 25

This family's trick to making reading fun is to get a flashlight, set up a tent and take their reading adventure outdoors. To encourage independence, let kids read on their own, or have an older child read to a younger sibling. Learn more on this episode of NPT's LEARNING TO READ series.

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Arts & Crafts
1:04
Arts and crafts allow children to develop their creativity.
Using Sign Language
1:04
Using sign language increases a child’s vocabulary and helps them remember words.
Music & Words
1:04
The connection between music and literacy builds a strong foundation for joyful learning.
Gelatin Sensory Play
1:04
Gelatin is a fun item to use for sensory play.
Independent Readers
1:04
Providing children with regular opportunities to choose their own books empowers them.
Storytelling Puppets
1:04
Puppets are a great tool for creativity, language skills, and imaginative play.
Colorful Storytime
1:04
Learning what to call colors helps children develop vocabulary.
Counting & Literacy
1:04
Counting not only improves children’s later math skills, but helps them read better, too.
Learning to Read with Apps
1:04
Literacy-focused, educational apps are nontraditional ways to help kids practice reading.
Creating a Family Media Use Plan
1:04
Working on a usage plan together can help families use media in a more balanced way.
Writing & Media Literacy
1:04
Connecting writing with media literacy.
Media Literacy
1:04
A “Wonderbook” is a tool parents can use to build literacy skills.
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