Help Youngsters Develop Their Love Of Reading
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Nurturing a Love for Reading in Children
Summary:
Parents can foster a love of reading in their children by using a few effective strategies.
Tips to Encourage Reading:
1. Be a Reading Role Model:
Show your children that you enjoy reading. Share interesting articles with them and let them see you read books for pleasure.
2. Read Aloud Together:
Start reading to your children early, even before they fully understand. Point to the words as you read, following with your finger to help them recognize the structure of sentences. As they begin to read on their own, practice reading in harmony?"take turns reading pages or paragraphs.
3. Incorporate Reading in Everyday Life:
Highlight the practicality of reading during daily activities. Involve them in reading grocery lists, recipes, or road signs while shopping, cooking, or traveling.
4. Engage with Educational Media:
Encourage reading by watching DVDs based on popular children's books. Choose ones that spark their interest and impart valuable lessons.
A notable example is the DVD "The Thief Lord," based on the beloved novel by New York Times best-selling author Cornelia Funke. This enchanting tale, reminiscent of the Harry Potter series, follows two boys on an adventure through Venice. Encouraging a sense of empowerment, it brings Funke’s highly acclaimed story to life with a talented cast, including Vanessa Redgrave.
About Cornelia Funke:
Funke’s book “The Thief Lord” received the Book Sense Book of the Year Award and many other accolades. As an internationally renowned children’s author, she has penned over 40 books, captivating young readers worldwide.
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