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visual supports to enhance comprehension. Encourage Repetition: Re-reading stories helps build fluency and confidence. Integrate Related Activities: Use comprehension questions, vocabulary exercises, and creative writing prompts to reinforce learning. Create a Reading Routine: Regular readin
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