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Acknowledgments
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Introduction
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Who Can Benefit From This Book?
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Why We Wrote This Book
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About Our Games
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For More Information
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About the Authors
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Part One: Performance Reading
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Chapter One
Starting With the Right Attitude
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Chapter Two
Getting Comfortable With Your Voice
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Chapter Three
Breathing From Your Diaphragm
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Chapter Four
Varying Your Pitch
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Chapter Five
Slowing Down
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Chapter Six
Using Pauses Effectively
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Chapter Seven
Speaking Clearly
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Chapter Eight
Telling the Story With Your Face
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Chapter Nine
Becoming Dramatically Involved
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Chapter Ten
Using Character Voices
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Chapter Eleven
Using Your Falsetto
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Chapter Twelve
Prereading and Editing
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Chapter Thirteen
Setting the Stage
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Chapter Fourteen
Is That All I Need to Know?
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Part Two: Our Playful Language
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Chapter Fifteen
Introducing Wordplay
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Chapter Sixteen
Similes
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Chapter Seventeen
Alliteration
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Chapter Eighteen
Metaphors
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Chapter Nineteen
The Noisy Alphabet
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Chapter Twenty
Nyms
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Chapter Twenty-One
Go Ghoti
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Chapter Twenty-Two
Oxymorons
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Chapter Twenty-Three
Spoonerisms
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Chapter Twenty-Four
Rhythm and Rhyme
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Part Three: Communication, Imagination, and Books
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Chapter Twenty-Five
Reading Gymnastics for Pre-K and K
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Chapter Twenty-Six
Fostering Grade-School Readers
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Chapter Twenty-Seven
Dealing With the Competition
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Afterword
Reading Aloud in Families—Where Do You Go From Here?
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Appendix I
Performance Reading Practice and Win-Win Word Games Index
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Appendix II
Children's Magazines
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Appendix III
Check It Out! Summary of Chapter Notes
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Now It's Your Turn
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