Sharing the Magic of Reading, with Malcolm Mitchell
A simple way to build on oral language skills.
This video was produced with Malcolm Mitchell’s Share the Magic Foundation, to support Voices for Georgia’s Children’s promotion of Georgia PreK Week. Through this video, every participant has the opportunity to make the most difference in the lives of children through their story reads.
As parents and family members, you are an essential part of building your child’s oral language skills that support skilled reading in school. We hope you see how, with every story you read together, you can create more magic through a few simple strategies.
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