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 \nMonkey rides a skateboard.  \nMonkey,watch out!  \nMonkey,WATCH OUT!  \nSPLASH!  \n# HELPING YOUR BRAND-NEW READER\n\nHere's how to make first-timereading easy and fun:  \nD If your child is still stuck,  \nD Read the introduction at the  \nsupply the right word.This will allow  \nbeginning of the book aloud.Look  \nthrough the pictures together so that him or her to continue to read and  \nyour child can see what happens in the enjoy the story.You might say.  \n\"Could this word be 'ball?\"  \nstory before reading the words.  \nAlways praise your child.Praise  \nD Read the first page to your child,  \nwhat he or she reads correctly,and  \nplacing your finger under each word.  \npraise good tries too.  \nDLet your child touch the words and  \nD Give your child lots of chances  \nread the rest of the story.Give him or  \nto read the story again and again.  \nher time to figure out each new word.  \nThe more your child reads,the more  \nD If your child gets stuck on a word,confident he or she will become.you might say.\"Try something.Look atthe picture.What would make sense?” Have fun!  \nText copyright ◎2000 by David MartinIllustrations copyright C2000by Scott Nash  \nAll rights reserved.  \nFirst edition 2000  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-PublicationData is available.  \nISBN 0-7636-1187-5  \n24681097531  \nPrinted in Hong Kong  \nThis book was typeset in Letraset Arta.The illustrations were done inwatercolor and pencil.  \nCANDLEWICK PRESS  \n2067 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE  \nCAMBRIDGE MA 02140  \nVisit our Web site atwww.brandnewreaders.com  \n# BRAND\n\nNEW  \n# READERS\n\nMonkey likes to gofast and jump high.Watch out,Monkey!  \nIncludes advice to help you guide and  \nsupport your brand-new reader.","cbCaidPVPIHZhkZO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidPVPIHZhkZO","pdf",1375837,"English","# HELPING YOUR BRAND-NEW READER\n## Preparing to read together\n## How to support when the child gets stuck\n## Encouragement and repeated reading","[{\"question\":\"How should parents prepare before the child starts reading?\",\"answer\":\"Read the story description, look through the pictures together, and discuss what the pictures show before tackling the words.\"},{\"question\":\"What should you do if the child is stuck on a word?\",\"answer\":\"Have the child look at the picture and use it to figure out what word would make sense, while supplying the right word when needed.\"},{\"question\":\"What reading activities are recommended to build confidence?\",\"answer\":\"Read the first page aloud with a finger under each word, let the child touch the words, give many chances to reread, and praise correct reading and good attempts.\"}]","HELPING YOUR BRAND-NEW READER - Monkey, Watch Out! 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