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(KNOX) – The North Department of Public Instruction has come up with a book to help parents prepare students for kindergarten.
Taylor Olsen of the Department of Public Instruction said that the book is called “North Dakota Legendary Learners.”
“It’s not really a skill and drill book. It’s meant to be a very uplifting resource for parents to understand that they already have the skills that they need to get their kid ready to learn how to read,” said Olsen.
Olsen said if you would like a copy of the book you can e-mail her at tlolsen@nd.gov.
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