Reading books is one of the most pleasurable
activities that anybody can do. There are some people that slide through school
and out into the real world without being able to read. I cannot comprehend how
that happens, but it does. I cannot imagine living in a world where reading
would be something I could not do. This is something that is very crucial to a
good life, and it usually starts out with cultivating reading habits when we
are very young, even if we just look at them for a moment and then browse
through them for a while.
As children age past the age
where they have learned to read, reading is still very vital. Those who read
always have a leg up on everyone else, and will usually do very well in school.
There are some books that are made for those who may have a learning disability
or are having problems with reading, and these special programs can usually be
found through your school. You do not need to worry about a child that has
problems with reading, but as an alternative, find the best solution to help
them. Even if someone can only get to a certain level of reading will still do
much better in life than those that slide through the cracks.
One of the best things you could
be doing with your child is reading books. This is something that you have to
do as soon as he is old enough to focus his eyes on a picture, even if he was
not yet old enough to understand what the words meant. Reading is something you
must do with him all of the time, and it will show well in his performance in
school.
If you are not sure about which
books you should be reading to your child, do not think too far. There are
thousands of books out there just for children and any of them will work for
them. When they are young, look for books that have large multi-colored
pictures and that may have few words. The stories should be very simple and
should wrap up quickly. As they grow older, the books can then become a bit
more detailed, though images are still very important. Relating pictures to
words is going to be very helpful when they start school.
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