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    1) The document suggests having a child who likes vehicles make a promotional flier for an upcoming race as a way to support their literacy development. 2) It recommends asking the child what information should be on the flier, such as the date, time, location, racers, and race name, and then planning and modeling how to write this information. 3) The document encourages praising the child's attempts to write and draw the flier, making copies to invite others to watch the race, and having the child read it to help emphasize writing as a natural part of communication.

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    1) The document suggests having a child who likes vehicles make a promotional flier for an upcoming race as a way to support their literacy development. 2) It recommends asking the child what information should be on the flier, such as the date, time, location, racers, and race name, and then planning and modeling how to write this information. 3) The document encourages praising the child's attempts to write and draw the flier, making copies to invite others to watch the race, and having the child read it to help emphasize writing as a natural part of communication.

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    Vehicle Literacy Final

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    1) The document suggests having a child who likes vehicles make a promotional flier for an upcoming race as a way to support their literacy development. 2) It recommends asking the child what information should be on the flier, such as the date, time, location, racers, and race name, and then planning and modeling how to write this information. 3) The document encourages praising the child's attempts to write and draw the flier, making copies to invite others to watch the race, and having the child read it to help emphasize writing as a natural part of communication.

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    THE NEXT TIME YOUR
    1 CHILD SETS UP A RACE, SUGGEST TO
    MAKE A “PROMO FLIER”
    “Oh! If there’s going
    to be a race, we
    should probably make
    a flier so everyone
    knows about it.”
    “What information do you
    think should be on here?
    Suggestions: date, time,
    locations, racers, race
    name
    PLAN AND MODEL 2
    “Well, the race is on a
    Saturday, so I’ll write
    that down here.”
    “If you’re writing ‘blue
    car’, I wonder how you
    might start writing
    ENCOURAGE THEM TO WRITE AND that…”
    3 DRAW. PRAISE THEIR ATTEMPTS “I wrote that letter
    earlier. Do you
    remember what it
    Make a copy or take a looked like?”
    picture of the flier.
    Deliver to others so they
    can watch the race.
    Have your child read it
    to a family member or
    friend.
    INVITE OTHERS TO RACE DAY! 4
    Post the flier nearby so
    your child can reference
    it later and be
    encouraged to make
    another the next time! Try to emphasize writing as
    something natural that helps us accomplish
    tasks and communicate our ideas. Make it
    Literacy part of the “everyday”
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