By Donita K. Paul

My children are avid readers. Okay, they’re grown and are not under my supervision any longer. I’m not actively promoting this addiction, ahem, I mean, worthy pursuit. But, the love of reading sprang out of childhood habits. I confess, when I’m asked how did I, as a mom, encourage reading, I’m tempted to shrug my shoulders.
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Here are some printable worksheets to help your child work on his phonics. Just click on the pictures below and print!
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Use our easy reading worksheets to help your child practice reading words with short vowel sounds.
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Here are some printable worksheets to help your child work on learning her beginning consonant sounds. Just click on the pictures below and print!
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One of the most important things you can do for your child is to encourage and prepare him to read. Reading is one of life’s most important skills. Being able to read well will give your child an advantage in school and in life. Moms and dads can do a lot to prepare their children to read. The best thing parents can do to help their children read is to read out loud to them.
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