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• Clap your h-a-n-d-s

• Wave your a-r-m-s

As your child progress, you can slowly increase the
difficulty. For example:

• K-i-c-k your f-ee-t

• T-o-u-ch your n-o-s-e
• J-u-m-p u-p and d-o-w-n

• H-o-p all around
• C-l-a-p your h-a-n-d-s

• W-a-ve your a-r-m-s

The next step in teaching your child to read is

teaching the single consonant sounds and vowels,
and teaching your children to recognize the

individual sounds associated with each of the letters.

Final Words

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