Which of the following practices is most effective for promoting family involvement in literacy activities?

Promoting family involvement in literacy activities is highly influenced by the quality of interactions families have about reading. Discussing stories and experiences at home not only enhances comprehension and critical thinking skills but also fosters a love for reading and storytelling. When families engage in conversations about narratives, whether from books or personal experiences, they help children make connections between the text and their own lives. This dialogue encourages deeper understanding and engagement with the material.

While obtaining a library card is beneficial as it provides access to a wealth of reading materials, and volunteering in the school's media center demonstrates support for literacy efforts, these actions do not directly facilitate the enriched dialogue that occurs when families discuss stories. Buying comics and storybooks can certainly promote reading, but without the context of discussion and engagement, the impact on literacy development may be limited. Therefore, engaging in discussions stands out as the most effective practice for fostering family involvement in literacy activities.