Reading Activities for Ages 8-10
Reading Activities for Ages 8-10
Make your child's book collection an essential part of her environment.
Use movies to help your child create mental models before he tackles a challenging book.
Show your child that the library is more than just books — it’s the starting point for all kinds of interesting investigations.
Use these questions to start a discussion with your child about "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke.
Try this super summer reading project: study an author who celebrates a summer birthday.
Between 3rd and 5th grades, many kids become less interested in reading for fun. To keep your child interested, try these everyday ways to encourage a positive and fun attitude toward language.
Children will identify commas, periods, question marks, and more during this fun read-aloud activity.
by Amy Mascott
Open a newspaper for a treasure of learning opportunities.
Carving out family reading time is easier than you think and a great way for families to connect and have fun at the same time.
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