- T like to one - [Woman] My daughter is always playing school during the week and even on the weekends but the students don't mind - [Daughter] Mister question.

- [Woman] She lines up her stuffed animals and pretends to be the teacher it's playtime for her, but it's a great time to practice reading.

I think reading to her stuffed animals has helped a lot.

For example, there's less pressure to read in front of her favorite toy.

So she feels more confident about selling out the words.

- Play - [Woman] Also reading out wild does help with fluency and comprehension And sometimes she'll review other things from class like sight words.

This is helpful because she learns best through repetition - and - [Woman] She may be the teacher in this class but she's the one learning the importance of reading - Of to - Sponsored by the dollar general literacy foundation helping build literacy skills and encouraging parents and children to spend 20 minutes a day reading together.