this is enjoyable even in the junior years.
check the quality of the books your child reads.
develop your child’s ability to read more advanced or complex stories and books. to do this, you could read the beginning or any difficult passages aloud. or, you could read silently together. be prepared to do so again later in the book.
show your child how to hold a crayon or pencil correctly. the crayon or pencil should be gently pinched between the thumb and index finger, resting on the middle finger.
join your local library and use it regularly (hopefully it remains open). good libraries have a very wide range of books and may also include 