Children who read often have bigger vocabularies and stronger comprehension skills.And a Pew Research survey reported that reading is considered the second most important skill kids need to get ahead.（1）

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   Start Early
   Studies show that reading to babies，even before they're born，can boost vocabulary and give them a head start to reading（2）

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.Beginning readers，however，need engagement through adorable photos，exciting stories，and rhyming text.
   "Read" Videos
   When children follow along while a book is read aloud，they're improving spelling skills and comprehension. （3）

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.Try this trick by turning on the closed captioning（字幕）on some silly animal music videos.
   Game it Up
   Got a reluctant reader in your house？Make reading and writing fun with our silly story generator and word games.Then reward their efforts with printable door hangers，trading cards，and bookmarks.
   Find Fun Facts
   Whether your children are into space，animals，science，or dinosaurs，they probably love learning and sharing strange facts.You needn't care about the theme.（4）

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.Kids have so much fun，even though they don't know they're also practicing reading skills.
   Read Together
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.For instance，start a family book club and take turns choosing what to read.Advanced readers can help the younger ones，and everyone can take part in the conversation.

A.Watch videos while reading books
B.Vocabulary is important to babies' reading comprehension
C.Just wow them with surprise so they'll want to read more
D.Model good reading behavior by sharing your love of books
E.The same is true with following along with captions on a video
F.So start a new chapter in your child's reading life with these tips
G.Luckily infants show bad judgement and will listen to whatever you read