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Sara Davis
ENOCHVILLE ELEMENTARY

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TIPS FOR READING FUN
  1.  Read on location-encourage your child to read anywhere.
  2. Take your child to places where book lovers go, such as libraries, bookstores and coffeehouses.
  3. Show your child that reading is an important part of everyday life.
  4. Plan outings where your child can read for information.
  5. Make a scrapbook to keep track oF reading. 
  6. Contact local libraries for summer reading programs. 
  7. MAKE IT FUN!!    
  Writing projects for your child
1. Postcards-find a postcard pen pal
2. Labels-label bins in their room-puzzles, dolls,etc.
3. Artwork-add writing to their design
4. Messages-put your child in charge of taking messages

 





What is Title I ?


Title I is a federally funded program that strives to provide equal opportunity and educational help for all students to succeed in school. This program offers extra teachers and tutors, additional training for school staff, extra time for instruction, and a variety of teaching methods and materials.

Enochville Elementary is a schoolwide program that can serve any of the students in the school. Every student is a Title I student in a schoolwide setting.

Students are taught in small groups or left in the classroom settting where additional support is given. The staff consults with classroom teachers to determine areas in which each student can improve.

Online Reading Sites:
www.rif.org/readingplanet/content/read_aloud_stories.mspx
www.storyplace.org/eel/other.asp

Kids news sites:
www.timeforkids.com
scholasticNews.jsp

Tips:
If your child does not like to read try non-fiction books. Some kids prefer books with photos and facts. Plus, non-fiction books prepare students to read textbooks.


Teacher: Sara Davis
Tutor: Lori Borras


Parent Resource Center
Dixie Dalton, Coordinator
704-630-6106


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