We all know that reading is really important for children. It can often be one of the most important things they do, but making it fun or engaging your child in reading can be difficult. So I wanted to share with you some of the fun ways to encourage your child to read more.
The following is not an exhaustive list to help your child learn to read, but if consistently followed, it should help create a positive and stimulating environment for your young reader.
How to pass the time on long haul flights is a conundrum that tens of thousands of people have to contend with every single day. The feelings of boredom, claustrophobia, or even anticipation of reaching one’s destination can become quite overwhelming if a distraction is not found to pass the time on a long flight.
While any of the thousands of picture books out there is probably better than no book, some toddler books stand out from the rest. Here are tips on choosing.
Here is a list of suggestions, from preschool to high school, for engaging (and continuing to engage) your child in reading the printed word.
Does your child refuse to pick up a book? Does he struggle with schoolwork? Does he avoid the library? This article will provide tips and techniques that will help you to encourage your child to develop a lifelong love of reading.
Reading is more than just a pastime; it is an essential skill required at all stages of life. People who enjoy reading often find it easier to navigate through school and life in general. When reading becomes a habit in childhood, it not only provides lifelong enjoyment but also lays a foundation for success.
Some books just reek of the salty seadog feel and really whisk you away to a place full of towering waves, high seas adventure, and danger just over the next rolling swell. Here are five great books for beach reading that can take you on a true ocean voyage, if only in your mind.
Independent Bookshop Week, is the annual celebration of independent bookshops across the UK and Ireland. With the week taking place between 15 – 22 June 2024, Hachette UK returns as the headline sponsor.
Teen girls may be too old for Dr Seuss and too young for Twilight, but there are still plenty of books that will keep them entertained and stimulated. Here are just a few that your young teen girl reader is sure to love.
Learning to read is a normal part of childhood, and most children learn to read fairly effortlessly. But for some children, this important milestone becomes a roadblock, putting the future of their education at risk.
Reading activities that kids can do at home build their vocabulary and expressive abilities, preparing them to communicate fluently in the classroom.
