Reading



**We ask that each child read for 20 minutes each night. This is a wonderful time to relax and have your child read to you! It is also great to read with and to your children; every child loves a good story! If your child brings home a library book from school, most likely it is an AR book that is on their level (you can check this information on the back inside cover). Feel free to send us a note saying that your child is ready to take an AR test on their library book. They may also check out books as often as needed.**


 * Click the link below for a handout on helping your child read at home.**


 * Also, as preperation for Lee County Reading Assessments your child will bring home a reading comprehension sheet each week. Please help your child complete the homework and return it to school by Friday. When reading a story for comprehension, we ask each student to look at any pictures on the page (this is a great hint of what the story will be about), read the title and the story completely, then read each question one at a time and underline the answer in the story.**

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