• Advertisement
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Submit a Post
No Result
View All Result
  • Login
  • Register
AllAboutSchools
  • Home
  • Events
  • Opportunities
  • News
  • School Matters
  • Submit Post
  • Advert enquiries
AllAboutSchools
  • Home
  • Events
  • Opportunities
  • News
  • School Matters
  • Submit Post
  • Advert enquiries
No Result
View All Result
AllAboutSchoolsNG
No Result
View All Result
ADVERTISEMENT

Tips on How to Help Your Kids Develop a Good Reading Habit.

allaboutschoolsngbyallaboutschoolsng
3 min read
December 9, 2020
Tips on How to Help Your Kids Develop a Good Reading Habit.
ADVERTISEMENT
181
SHARES
2.3k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

One of the fundamental skills a child needs to learn is how to develop a good reading culture; Of course, parents who intend to raise a successful child must at some point encourage the child to inculcate the habit of reading.

 Reading to add new knowledge helps improve on the social and cognitive reasoning of the child. Helping children learn how to read and consistently love the act is the duty of both the parents and the school.

Here Are Some Tips on How to Help Your Kids Develop Good Reading Habit:

  • Make reading a daily habit.

From the day your newborn comes home, you can start raising a reader. Babies respond to the soothing rhythm of a voice reading aloud, as well as to being cuddled on a warm lap. If you make reading part of your daily routine, your child is likely to grow up looking forward to it.

  • Little girl sitting on the floor and reading books in library
  • Read in front of your Kids

 Reading in front of your kids is really important because it goes a long way in affecting their actions, Kids learn from what they observe. Let your child see you reading, if they see you excited about reading, your kids will likely follow your footsteps.

  • Create a reading space.

Creating a reading space will make reading in the family very organized, your reading space doesn’t have to be big or have a lot of bookshelves. It can be a corner of the couch or a chair in the room where your child sleeps. Picking a comfy spot that has enough light and room to keep a book or two can help your child connect reading with coziness and comfort.

  • Take trips to the library.

The library is a great place to explore new books and authors for free. Many libraries also have story hours or other literacy programs for kids. Trips to the library give your child a chance to develop good reading habits and to see other kids doing the same thing.

  • Let your child pick what to read.

That trip to the library can be extra special when you give your child time to look around and explore. Kids are more likely to want to read something they pick out themselves. If you’re concerned about finding the right reading level or topic, give your child a section of books to choose from.

  • Find a reading moments for your kids aside reading books

A lot of people think Reading is all about sitting down with a good book. aside reading books,kids can read other things not in a book e.g. reading road signs, adverts on billboards, grocery lists, or recipes. Etc.

Tags: KIDSReading habit
Previous Post

Examination Malpractice: NECO Threatens Cancellation of Entire Candidates’ Results.

Next Post

Ladela Schools, Abuja, Set To Move into New Complex.

ADVERTISEMENT




Related Posts

Children reading together
Parenting

How to help your child navigate the new school year

January 9, 2023
1.9k
Ideas for celebrating Christmas with your children
News

Ideas for celebrating Christmas with your children

December 9, 2022
1.9k
Girls writing
Parenting

Early access to money management helpful for children

December 8, 2022
1.9k
Child crying help
Parenting

Parents Guide to helping their children during exams season

December 7, 2022
1.9k
Google Parental Monitoring image
Parenting

How to use Google to monitor and protect your child’s Internet activities from anywhere

April 21, 2022
2k
Parents talking to a child at home
Parenting

Re: Sexual education more necessary at home than in schools

April 21, 2022
1.9k
Next Post
Ladela Schools, Abuja, Set To Move into New Complex.

Ladela Schools, Abuja, Set To Move into New Complex.

ASUU STRIKE: NIGERIAN GROUP PRESSURES FG.

ASUU Strike: NANS President Threatens to Shut down All Private Varsities.

Lagos State Govt. Announces Teachers' Merit Award 2020

About Us

We are a parenting/educational platform designed to connect different sections of education to meet the demands and needs of parent, schools, students and the public at large.

Categories

  • ASUU
  • COVID 19
  • Crime
  • Edu-Crime
  • EDUCATION
  • Entrance Exam
  • Events
  • Graduation ceremony
  • Health
  • Insurgency
  • jamb
  • Lagos State
  • Lifestyle
  • NANS
  • News
  • NGO
  • Nigeria
  • nysc
  • Online Learning
  • Opportunities
  • Parenting
  • Research
  • School Matters
  • Training
  • UTME
  • vacancy
  • WAEC

Useful Links

  • Advertisement
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Submit a Post

Powered By

© 2019 All Right Reserved AllAboutSchoolsng - Designed by XPLOITCLOT

  • Login
  • Sign Up
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Events
  • Opportunities
  • News
  • School Matters
  • Submit Post
  • Advert enquiries

© 2019 All Right Reserved AllAboutSchoolsng - Designed by XPLOITCLOT

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.