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    This document provides 4 tips for using LEGO builds to support a child's literacy development: 1. Create a LEGO museum with the child's builds and have them help arrange and organize the displays. 2. Take turns labeling each build to model writing and praise their attempts without correction. 3. Create a guide that highlights one build with a drawing and story imagined by the child, and encourage them to present and share their story. 4. Invite others to tour the museum and have the child read their guide and labels, treating reading as more than just letters and incorporating comprehension.

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    This document provides 4 tips for using LEGO builds to support a child's literacy development: 1. Create a LEGO museum with the child's builds and have them help arrange and organize the displays. 2. Take turns labeling each build to model writing and praise their attempts without correction. 3. Create a guide that highlights one build with a drawing and story imagined by the child, and encourage them to present and share their story. 4. Invite others to tour the museum and have the child read their guide and labels, treating reading as more than just letters and incorporating comprehension.

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    Lego Lit Final

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    This document provides 4 tips for using LEGO builds to support a child's literacy development: 1. Create a LEGO museum with the child's builds and have them help arrange and organize the displays. 2. Take turns labeling each build to model writing and praise their attempts without correction. 3. Create a guide that highlights one build with a drawing and story imagined by the child, and encourage them to present and share their story. 4. Invite others to tour the museum and have the child read their guide and labels, treating reading as more than just letters and incorporating comprehension.

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    LEGO!

    Can I support their Literacy Development?

    Pick a special location


    that can remain on

    1 CURATE A MUSEUM TOGETHER OF


    YOUR CHILD’S BUILDS
    display
    “How can we arrange
    these? Why should they
    be organized this
    way?”

    Model proficient writing


    while praising their TAKE TURNS LABELING EACH
    attempts. Avoiding
    correction increases
    BUILD. VERBALIZE YOUR CHILD’S AND
    YOUR WRITING
    2
    positive relationship with
    literacy - promoting future
    growth
    Draw a picture of the
    highlighted build
    Imagine a story that
    3 CREATE A GUIDE THAT
    HIGHLIGHTS ONE OF THE BUILDS might go along with
    the highlighted build
    Verbally repeat,
    elaborate, and support
    their story
    Encourage your child to
    present each build
    Encourage your child
    to read and share the
    highlighted drawing
    TOUR A FAMILY MEMBER OR
    FRIEND THROUGH THE MUSEUM 4
    Leave open spaces and
    labels to add more each
    day
    Reading is
    more than just letters and their sounds
    forming words. It’s also comprehension, vocabulary
    exposure, and fluency. Tell stories, discuss plot lines, give
    complex words context, and read daily to support
    Literacy literacy development.
    Tip
    mykidlikes.weebly.com @MyKidLikes

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