Begin with a few minutes at a time. You don’t have to finish the whole story or read every page of a book. Let your child decide how much time they want to spend on reading, don’t force them. They may pay attention for only a few minutes and that’s alright. Make sure to be […]
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Toddlers’ attention spans get longer over time, so you might want to keep reading even if your child moves around. Some toddlers like to stand up while you read to them while others like to look at a page or two before moving on to something else. Some might not even look at you or
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It is a list of books intentionally chosen to help your child reach specific reading goals. It is important to make the plan structured enough for your child to make progress while ensuring some flexibility to let them explore their interests and enjoy their reading journey. Why develop a Reading Plan for your child? Creating
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It is never too early to start – some parents start as early as pregnancy. Reading to your baby is not only a wonderful opportunity to bond, but it’s also an impactful way to help them build early pre-literacy skills, including a robust vocabulary, communication and listening skills and even develop a lifelong love of
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For every child, the first steps toward literacy start the same:mastering the alphabet, decoding words, and finally, reading simple stories. However, the journey towards becoming a passionate and skilled reader is like any endurance activity. Ittakes time, practice, and commitment. One of the reasons why building reading stamina from a young age is so crucial is
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17th July 2023 is ‘Global Hug Your Kids Day’, so wrap your arms around them and remind them how much you love them. Read the below books to make the day even more special. 1. I need a Hug, Aaron Blabey- Scholastic2. Kiss it Better, Smriti Prasadam-Halls & Sarah Massini – Bloomsbury3. No Matter What,
Indulge your sweet tooth and dive into a delicious world of imagination with our Chocolate Day Reading List! Explore the wonders of confectionery wonderlands, mischievous adventures, and scrumptious chocolatey surprises! Step into the whimsical factory of dreams with “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl. Discover the magical world created by the eccentric Willy
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Reading is an essential aspect of a child’s growth and development. It plays a crucial role in shaping their cognitive abilities, language skills, and overall emotional well-being. The early years of a child’s life are particularly important and fostering a love for reading can have lasting impacts on their emotional health. One of the main
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Studies have shown that reading to children from an early age has numerous benefits for their development. From promoting language skills and cognitive development to building empathy and imagination, reading is an essential part of a child’s learning process. First and foremost, reading helps children develop language skills. When a parent or caregiver reads to
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