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Building Literacy Skills Every Day
You and your child do lots of things together every day. Sometimes routines like riding in the car, going to the doctor's office and grocery shopping can seem unexciting. Here are some simple games and activities that can make these everyday chores more fun for both of you. At the same time, you will support your child's language and literacy skills and build the foundation for reading and writing.
