Pete the Cat Rocking In My School Shoes (New Edition)

Pete the Cat is rocking in his school shoes. Pete discovers the library, the lunch room, the playground, and lots of other cool places at school. And no matter where he goes, Pete never stops moving and grooving and singing his song...because it’s all good.

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Top Ten Reasons to Read to Your Child
1. When you hold them and give them this attention, they know you love them.
2. Reading to your children will encourage them to become readers.
3. Your child will be more successful in school.
4. Children’s book illustrations are often marvelous, encouraging a life-long interest in art.
5. Books are a way of passing good values and beliefs on to our children.
6. Until they learn to read themselves, they will think you are magic!
7. Every teacher your children ever encounter will thank and bless you.
8. Children’s books today are so good that they’re fun foradults too.
9. You give and receive a gift of comfort, relaxation and closeness.
10. If you read to your kids, maybe afterward they’ll even let you read in peace.

5 Ways to Get Your Child to Read
1. Let your child see you read.
2. Make reading for pleasure part of your daily routine.
3. Make books available to your child.
4. Talk about books with your child.
5. Take your child to the public library on a regular basis.

Read to your child every day and when you can’t let them watch YouTube Channel “simicrane 2.”