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An adult reads; the reader listens and looksWe read it together, taking turnsThe reader reads alone and tells me about itThe reader reads alone and rarely needs to tell me

"The dog ran to the tree.""The old dog ran to the tree and barked at the crow.""Although the old dog was tired, he ran to the tree and barked until the crow flew off.""The dog, though weary from the long day, made for the tree with a purpose the crow understood at once."

Five to ten minutesTen to fifteen minutesFifteen to thirty minutesLonger than thirty minutes

They wait for me to say itThey sound it out with helpThey work it out from the sentenceThey read past it and understand anyway

With pictures and promptsThe main events, in orderEvents and why they happenedEvents, reasons and what they thought of it

They are most of the bookThey help a lotNice, not neededPrefers pages of text