Tips to help your kid read in their free time
Your child’s reading skills are an important part of their success in school, but sometimes getting them to read in their free time can be a hassle.
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Feb 12, 2024, 3:01 PM
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But sometimes getting them to read in their free time can be a hassle.
Here with tips every parent needs to know is the education executive at The Juice Learning -- Lilli Montague.
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