| 1. Use the Internet with your child.
2. Save good websites for your child. You can save websites as “bookmarks”
or as “shortcuts” on the desktops. Shortcuts on the desktop are easier for
younger children to access.
3. Teach your child some basic rules for using the Internet safely.
(Never give out their full name, phone number, or address to
anyone on the Internet.) | |
| | Big Ideas in Beginning Reading is a helpful website for parents. This
website provides parents with information about the five areas of reading
(phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension, and vocabulary).
There is also information about DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early
Literacy Skills). DIBELS is the state mandated reading assessment for
kindergarten. This website explains what DIBELS is and what your child is
tested on. In kindergarten, students are tested on Initial Sound Fluency,
Letter Naming Fluency, Phoneme Segmentation, and Nonsense Word Fluence.
Big Ideas in Beginning Reading
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