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Learning to Read
Home Languages | Learning to Read | NPT3
Season 2020
Episode 3
More than 20% of children in the US are bilingual, and studies show that their language skills benefit when their parents communicate in their home language. These short videos from Nashville Public Television's original children's series, LEARNING TO READ, show how creating a literacy-friendly environment in the home helps children become better readers and teaches them how to gather information.
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Providing children with regular opportunities to choose their own books empowers them.
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Counting not only improves children’s later math skills, but helps them read better, too.
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Puppets are a great tool for creativity, language skills, and imaginative play.
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Literacy-focused, educational apps are nontraditional ways to help kids practice reading.
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STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) and literacy activities pair well.
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See how combining cutouts with reading can increase engagement and strengthen literacy.
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Working on a usage plan together can help families use media in a more balanced way.
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Using a 3D printer is one way young readers can enhance their digital and media literacy.
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Hearing their recorded voices can help young readers improve their literacy skills.