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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What can I do to help my child succeed in Language Arts?
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A: Quality reading leads to quality writing. Providing your child with well composed material in their interest areas allows for continued exposure to sound writing. In turn, this exposure acts as a model when they write as part of the educational process.
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A: An excellent collateral reading strategy is the Book Talk. Put simply, both you and your child(ren) independently read the same novel. When finished, set aside a dedicated time to discuss the plot, issues, and themes present in the book. If possible, discuss how the themes and issues in the book relate to society as a whole.
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A: Familiarize yourself with readwritethink.com. The website provides essay building prompts that can aid in the writing process at home.
Q: How do I preserve the softcover SpringBoard text?