What does RAH stand for?

Read At Home (student program)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Children can be asked to bring to school examples of things they read at home, such as catalogs, newspapers, and phone books, for use in instruction.

Constructing the Big Picture: A Working Class Family Supports Their ...

We also wanted to provide parents with practical tips for helping children to read at home.

Bedtime tales for little ones

But The House That Max Built offers any child an easy information-packed trip through the process of homebuilding, one which will be fun to read at home or at school.

The House That Max Built

Mr Balls said parents must do more to encourage their children to read at home and should try to make sure "kids play computer games a little less".

Concern over level of children's reading skills

The event to mark National Bookstart Day came as the Executive handed out pounds 300,000 to encourage kids to read at home.

Kids play it by the book

Dinas Powys Infant School needed pounds 500 to replace worn and tatty books for their reading scheme, where children can borrow books to read at home.

First Plus help out schools

Byline: KATIE LAW Read at Home By Alex Brychta, Roderick Hunt and Cynthia Rider; series editor Annemarie Young, Oxford, [pounds sterling]2.

CHILDREN'S CHOICE

It aims to encourage parents and carers to read at home with their children with a range of brightly coloured support materials, from activity books to bookmarks, to encourage young readers to improve their reading skills.

Words scheme is a real winner