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The adult becomes the listener, the questioner and the audience for the child. Research has found that children who have engaged in interactive reading are more successful academically.  \nTips for Choosing and Reading a Book  \n􀁸 Choose a book that has an engaging story, interesting pictures and new vocabulary words  \n􀁸 Read the book 3-4 times over the course of a week  \n􀁸 Mix up regular reading with interactive reading as you go through the book  \n􀁸 Follow your child’s interest – Keep it fun!  \nStrategies for Interactive Reading  \n􀁸 Encourage your child to say something about the book.  \no “What do you think this book is going to be about?\"  \n􀁸 Expand what your child says, by adding information to it using new vocabulary.  \no Child: “Kids making stuff”  \no Parent: “I think you are right. It looks like a group of students are all working on a construction project.”  \n􀁸 Ask your child what an unfamiliar word means. Build on their answer by providing a kid-friendly definition.  \no Parent: “What do you think slurping means?” / “Good thinking! Slurping is something you do when you’re eating or drinking and making loud, sloppy noises.”  \n􀁸 Repeat. Use these strategies on every page.  \nHow to Encourage your Child to Interact while Reading  \n􀁸 Leave your sentence unfinished, and ask your child to complete it. Completion prompts provide your child with information about the structure of language that is important for later reading.  \no Parent: “I do not like green eggs and  ”  \no Child: “ham!”  \n􀁸 Ask your child factual questions about what happened in the book after each page.  \no Parent: “First the caterpillar ate the apple, and then what did he eat?”(The  \nVery Hungry Caterpillar)  \n􀁸 Ask your child to describe what’s happening in the pictures on each page. This helps your child improve their vocabulary and gives them practice putting sentences together.  \no Parent: “What’s happening in this picture?”  \n􀁸 Ask your child WH questions. These include; what, who, where, when, why and how.‘Wh’-questions teach children new vocabulary.  \n􀁸 After your child can answer WH questions, ask them “I wonder” questions. These include:  \no I wonder   \no Why did    \no What will happen next…  \no What would happen if   \no How do you know  \n􀁸 Help your child make connections from the book to their own personal experiences. This helps your child create a link between books and the real world.  \no Parent: “What does this remind you of… remember when…?”","cbCaiqt35wJz4A8Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqt35wJz4A8Z","pdf",439922,"English","# What is Interactive Reading?\n# Tips for Choosing and Reading a Book\n# Strategies for Interactive Reading\n## How to Encourage Your Child to Interact while Reading","[{\"question\":\"How does interactive (dialogic) reading benefit children academically?\",\"answer\":\"Interactive reading keeps children actively involved during and after story time. Research cited in the guide links this involvement with better academic success.\"},{\"question\":\"What tips help parents choose the right book for vocabulary growth?\",\"answer\":\"Choose a book with an engaging story, interesting pictures, and new vocabulary words. 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