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qwrrty Widely Held Expectations
- Child demonstrates interest in and appreciation of reading-related activities
- Shows interest when stories are read
- Relates events in story to own knowledge and experience
- Child increases knowledge about books and how they typically are read
- Holds book right side up
- Turns pages front to back
- Knows specific words related to books such as author and illustrator
- Child learns to sequence and predict a story
- Picture reads; tells about the story from the pictures on the cover or in the book
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