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10 Ways to Help Your Child Become Interested in Reading
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As it is in any home, instilling a lifelong love of reading is critical to Mercy Home’s goal of helping our young people succeed in school, discover their gifts and develop into confident and well-rounded adults.
You can encourage reading for a child in your life – here are just a few ways:
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Pay attention to what your child is interested in, and encourage him or her to read books on those subjects.
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Set aside time to read with your child every day. Spend time reading together just before bed and take turns reading out loud with younger children.
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Set time aside every week for family reading night.
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Make reading a daily part of life, including reading road signs, recipes and directions out loud.
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Make reading interactive – ask your children’s opinions on what they are reading.
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Set goals, such as challenging your child to read three books over Christmas break.
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Ask older children to help younger ones with reading. This activity will boost older kids’ confidence, in addition to providing important practice for younger children.
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If you can‘t go to the library, they often offer access to eBooks and audiobooks on their website. These are great when you can’t leave your home!
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Actively encourage children to read and congratulate them on their progress.
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Set an example—seeing you read will encourage your child to do the same!
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Olanrewaju Yusuf says: Really helpful.
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Nana Mensah says: I want to join my son is don’t know how to read where you don’t like reading
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Beverly Rogers says: This is a great article. I will definitely be doing wayyyyyyy more reading with my baby. He loves it. He’s only 2 1/2 but he can read core words such as him her they us we the and is are…….. He’s amazing and I want to continue to nourish his growing mind. It’s so amazing to see someone so small really talking reading and comprehending.
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Really helpful.
I want to join my son is don’t know how to read where you don’t like reading
This is a great article. I will definitely be doing wayyyyyyy more reading with my baby. He loves it. He’s only 2 1/2 but he can read core words such as him her they us we the and is are…….. He’s amazing and I want to continue to nourish his growing mind. It’s so amazing to see someone so small really talking reading and comprehending.