Teachyour childthatreadingisfunandeducationalprocess,both forthe parentsand the children themselves.Youcan teachyourchildto readathome,either forschoolat homeorgiveyourchildthe excessbeforehewent to school.The manner andthe right tactics, your childwillbe able toreadat a glance.
Part1of3: StartEarly
Read booksto your childregularly.As the saying goes,"necanasusual".To attractchildren's interest inyou,youhave toreadthe bookto himregularly.If possible, startwhenyourchildis stilla baby,and continueuntiltheyenter school.Readbooksaccording to the levelof theirabilityiftheyhad beenable toread;ifyour children are young,youmayneed toread alittle book3-4day.
When your childturnsSD, try toreada bookwhose contentabove the levelof theirability,buthave storiesthat interestorconcernthem.[1]
Look forbooksthat combineothersensoryexperienceswhile reading,tohelpthe interactionwithyourchildas she spoke.For example, look fora bookwhose pagestextured,play a sound,orhave aparticular smell.
Ask questions interactively. Even before your child learn to read, they can learn the understanding of the reading. When you tell them something, ask questions about the characters or the plot. For small children, the question could be like "There's not a dog? His name whom?". You can increase the difficulty of questions after reading ability level increases.
Teach your children critical thinking skills by giving open questions about the story. However, this can only be done after your child aged four or five years.
Makebookswithin easy reachof children.For whathas a lotof books,butyour childcan notreach them?Keepbooksin a place thatis not too highandon the playground,sochildrenassociatereading asplay activities.
Becausechildrenwilloften touchandread abook, choosea bookthat can be cleanedanddoes not have anyparticularmemoriesvalue.The bookkind of"pop-up",for example,is not suitablefor small children.
Beautifulbookcasestorage optionmaybeattractive,butfocus onthe main function ofstorage of booksup tothe ageof yourchild'sschool.