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A pregnant young woman takes one hour a day reading a child in her womb. Why? “I know that my daughter enjoyed our reading sessions because he always fixed on the same side of my stomach as I began to read, and he did not move until I finished.” A child is never too young to read. Fortunately, there are many children’s books are very entertaining and educational. The same goes for your children. However, this book is not only fun, they are also great tools for learning.
The effects of children’s books on learning:
* According to research, develop reading skills early in life is an important factor in how well children learn to read next.
The facts above show that developing the skills to read the book had a lasting effect on children – that could continue for the rest of their lives.
While a child is reading children’s books, several things happened at once. They recognize new words and old (build vocabulary), improving their comprehension skills, improving the smoothness and feel motivated to read more. In addition, many children develop a lifelong love affair with books when they are exposed to the right type of books at an early age. Yes, reading is much more than preparing for ABC. * By reading aloud to younger children, it is possible to improve cognitive skills, curiosity and memory. It motivates them to read further.
* Exposure Languages ??birth early language skills, which in turn improve school readiness in children.
* According to research, children’s books contain about 50% said less often used than the events on television or in everyday conversations.
* Reading enhance children’s imagination and set free. Within the pages of books, children are free to the land of the fairies discover, flying in the air, singing to a harp or a swim in a river made of chocolate. There is nothing more liberating and rewarding the imagination that is disturbed by reading exactly nothing.
Unfortunately, despite these many benefits, children are not encouraged to read extensively. In most cases the parents themselves do not find time to read to their children. Also, many children feel alienated from the world of make-believe books. In this case, the parents need ways children can be encouraged to voluntarily participate in the process of reading to be found.