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Summer is an ideal time to incorporate reading into the daily schedule—and the perfect opportunity to get children to enjoy this ageless pastime. “The key to making reading a daily habit is to make it enjoyable, and there are so many ways to do that during summer,” says Huntington. “Make it fun. Let your child choose the books. Make reading a fun family tradition. When you do things like this, you’ll start to see your child choosing to read over other activities, and his or her reading skills will improve greatly as well.”
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Although many parents may wish that their child would always choose a good book over a television show or video game, reading may not necessarily be every child's go-to activity. If you’re looking for ways to encourage your young reader to read more often "or simply consider reading as an alternative to other activities" here are a few suggestions.
