How to Encourage Your Children to Become Good Readers

Description

How to Encourage Your Children to Become Good Readers:
Literacy Tips, Tricks and Hacks for Busy Parents

Reading is the most important skill you can ever help your child develop, because it helps them with ever other subject at school. It also supports them with respect to many other important life skills, from shopping to filling out forms to applying for a job, and much more.

This being the case, savvy parents are eager to find ways to encourage their children to learn to read, and become lifelong readers. With this in mind, an English teacher with nearly 50 years of experience teaching reading to people from 2 to 80 offers a range of tips, tricks and hacks to help busy parents instill the skill and the love of reading in their children.

Audience:
+Busy parents looking for the most effective ways to teach their child to read
+Parents struggling with reluctant readers
+Parents struggling to get children to read books when they never seem to be off their electronic devices
+Parents coping with homeschooling due to being in quarantine or having childcare issues

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Word Count=9,040
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Table of Contents
What’s in This Guide
Introduction
Chapter 1-Why Should I Read to My Infant?
Chapter 2-Reading Out Loud to Your Child is Beneficial in Many Ways
Chapter 3-Talk to Your Baby to Build Their Language and Literacy Competency
Chapter 4-Getting Your Kids to Read by Labeling Your House
Chapter 5-Phonics Activities to Help Your Emerging Reader
Chapter 6-Create a Cozy Corner to Encourage Reading in Your House
Chapter 7-Use Your Toddler’s Interests to Get Them Excited About Books
Chapter 8-Comic Books and Graphic Novels: Pulling Reluctant Readers into The World of Books
Chapter 9-Summer Reading Activities
Chapter 10-Fun Reading Activities to Encourage Your Child’s Love of Books
Chapter 11-Activities and Tips to Develop Children’s Reading Skills
Conclusion
Resources
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About the Author

Siobhan McNally has been teaching children how to read since she learned to read herself more than 5 decades ago. She is the author of a range of study guides on various literary texts and an online educator and publisher.