Summer Reading Chart

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Did you read with someone?

(parent, grandparent, brother, sister …)

• Sing songs together: Pick one of your favorites or make up silly versions to tunes you all know.

• Share stories: Share a story with your child and ask them to share one with you. This is a fun way to build valuable literacy skills.

• Find words and letters around you: Invent daily word challenges. For instance, ask your child to search for words that start with the letter “s” today. Tomorrow, focus on words that start with “t.”

• Explore the outdoors: Invite your child to write down (or draw) some of the interesting discoveries they find outside. This will help build language and science skills while encouraging creativity.

Summer is full of opportunities to play and learn! Here are a few ways that you and your child can explore new stories, new characters and new ideas:

For learning on-the-go, check out the

PBS KIDS Gamesapp and

PBS KIDS Video app

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Invent daily word challenges. For instance, ask your child to search for words that start with the letter “s” today. Tomorrow, focus on

Invite your child to write down (or draw) some of the interesting

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