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Encourage your child to learn to play an instrument.

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At the start of each school year, encourage your child to join a sports team such as soccer or basketball.

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Play the Estimating Game. Fill a small jar with small treats. Ask each of your kids to estimate how many items are in the jar. Winner re ...

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Take your child to the playground at least twice a month. Once you get there, encourage her to approach unfamiliar kids and start playin ...

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If your kids are reading independently, schedule a nightly joint reading session where you all enjoy your own book before bedtime.

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Once a month, replenish your kids’ art supplies with fresh crayons, paints, and paper.

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Encourage your child to read age-appropriate nonfiction literature as well as fiction.

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Every day when dropping your child off at school or waiting with him at the bus stop, greet the other kids by name. He’ll soon learn to ...

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Encourage your child to have a friend over for dinner once a month. This is a great way to get to know the people with whom she spends h ...

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Schedule a play date for your child at least once a week.

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Every day, ask your child to identify one new thing he learned.

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Encourage your child to have a friend over for dinner once a month. This is a great way to get to know the people with whom she spends h ...

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Have a letter-writing session once a month, when your child composes letters to family members or friends. Seal, stamp, and send them off.

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Every day after school, go through the assignments and handouts your child brings home. Comment or ask a question about each one.

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Every day, ask your child to identify one new thing he learned.

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Once a week, instead of reading to your child, tell her a story. Turn her into the main character. Allow her to add details to the story ...

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Play the Estimating Game. Fill a small jar with small treats. Ask each of your kids to estimate how many items are in the jar. Winner re ...

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Every day, ask your child to identify one new thing he learned.

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At the end of each day, ask your child to name three people she spoke with. This will get her thinking more about conversing with others

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When was the last time you paid your child a compliment? Make it a point to do so each day, and teach her the gracious way to respond