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READING
AT HOME
Make reading fun
Play card and board games
and do complicated puzzles.
Help your child to follow a
recipe and cook for the family.
Encourage your child to read
and follow instructions for
playing a game, making or
using a piece of equipment,
completing a competition
form or for completing tasks
for pocket money.
Remember their reading
doesnt have to be a book
it could be a magazine, comic,
newspaper, or something
from the Internet.
Talk about it
Ask your child to talk
about parts of a story
they liked and why.
Talk about the key facts,
characters, plot, setting,
theme and authors purpose.
Help your ch
ild
stories to the to link
ir own life.
Remind them
abo
they have do ut what
ne when a
similar thing
happens
in the story.
just
Keep the magic of
story
listening to a good
ther
alive by reading ei
readmade up, retold or
lots
aloud stories with
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of excitement thro
ice!
the use of your vo
Be positive whenever
your child is reading,
no matter what they are
reading. Respect your
childs opinion as it
shows they are thinking
about what they read.
As parents, family and whnau you play a big part in your childs learning
every day, and you can support and build on what they learn at school too.
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nd Curriculum
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This example of student writing has been reproduced by kind permission of the writer Crown 2009.
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WRITING
AT HOME
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reasons, e.g., re for lots of
plying to an
to write on their own.
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Poems, songs, waiata,
shopping list,
invitation or le
short stories or a diary
tter, writing for
your work or yo
on paper or on the
ur o
computer can be
Use your first la wn study.
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ways for your child
helps your child uage this
s
learning, too.
to keep track of their
thoughts, ideas or a
particular interest. For example,
keep a journal of their sports training, kapa
haka practice or compile favourite recipes.
It might be fun to write to a favourite author or
kaumtua to ask what helps them to write their
stories and compositions.
As parents, family and whnau you play a big part in your childs learning
every day, and you can support and build on what they learn at school too.
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nd Curriculum
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Work together...
Help support your childs learning by building a good relationship with your childs teacher,
finding out how your child is doing and working together to support their learning.
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As parents, family and whnau you play a big part in your childs learning
every day, and you can support and build on what they learn at school too.
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