How to get your child to read?
A> First, get him picture books.
B> Next, story books with lots of pictures.
C> Tell him a story and relate to him the details seen in pictures.
D> Narrate bedtime stories with dramatization.
E> Accompany him to the library.
F> Initially, let him read subjects he likes.
G> Then guide his reading.
H> A small library is a must.
Points to ponder...
A> You must do a bit of reading too.
B> A dictionary and thesaurus is necessary.
C> How about discussing what you’ve read?
D> Can there be a family story session. Perhaps, a grandma story-teller.
E> Wouldn’t it be wise to underline, take notes and clear doubts.
A> First, get him picture books.
B> Next, story books with lots of pictures.
C> Tell him a story and relate to him the details seen in pictures.
D> Narrate bedtime stories with dramatization.
E> Accompany him to the library.
F> Initially, let him read subjects he likes.
G> Then guide his reading.
H> A small library is a must.
Points to ponder...
A> You must do a bit of reading too.
B> A dictionary and thesaurus is necessary.
C> How about discussing what you’ve read?
D> Can there be a family story session. Perhaps, a grandma story-teller.
E> Wouldn’t it be wise to underline, take notes and clear doubts.
Right on, my friend. Glad to see you out putting good thoughts out there. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeletePositive thinking is such a key element to success.
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Travis Wright
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