1. Bear Snores On 2. Before I Leave 3. The Carrot Seed 4. Charlotte and the Quiet Place 5. Dragon Was Terrible 6. Duck for President 7. Ducks Don’t Wear Socks 8. Everywhere Babies 9. Elephant and Piggie 10. George and Martha 11. Good Night, Gorilla

WHICH TIPS WORK FOR YOUR FAMILY? 1. Let your child choose. Let your child choose books that interest them. Keep books readily available at home, in the car, wherever your day takes you. 2. Read to your child. Establish a routine for reading. Whether before bed or at snack time, reading can fit into almost any part of your daily routine. 3. Read aloud together. It’s never too early to start reading to your little ones. For older kids, take turns reading each page of a favorite book. 4. Talk about what you are reading. Asking questions before, during and after the read helps your child make connections and increase reading comprehension skills. 5. Show your child that you enjoy reading. Be a reading model. Children often mimic parent behavior. Let your child see you enjoying reading and soon you may have an avid reader yourself. From http://www.rif.org/