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Volunteers Help Young Students Develop Their Reading Skills

Assistance League Members Work With Students At Several Elementary Schools

As the school year winds down, Assistance League of Northern Virginia is finishing up with their tutoring programs at several area Title 1 elementary schools. Part of Assistance League’s Literacy for Kids program involves volunteers from Assistance League working with young readers to help strengthen and encourage their reading skills. It may be kindergarteners learning letter sounds and sounding out three-letter words or it might be listening to a 2nd or 3rd grader read aloud while focusing on comprehension and interpretation. Either way, the lessons are generally student driven and so much fun for the volunteers.

Please find out more about Assistance League of Northern Virginia and their programs to support children in our community with food, clothing and literacy. www.alnv.org

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