Children’s Literature Reading and Development. Think about it… What’s your most memorable childhood book?

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Children’s Literature Reading and Development

Think about it… What’s your most memorable childhood book?

Why read to children? Through reading, children… Discover new things Learn new vocabulary Recognize letters of the alphabet Explores imagination Better express emotions Bond with caregivers Enhance memory

What do books teach children? Vocabulary Word pronunciation Speaking skills Routine Imagination Fine motor skills Word recognition

Age-Appropriate Books Infants Board books Bright simple illustrations Few words Sensory stimulation Basic concepts

Age-Appropriate Books Preschoolers Simple plot Rhythm Repetition Colorful illustrations Match child’s interest (ex. Trains, princesses, food, etc.)

Age-Appropriateness Kindergarten Simple text Recognizable characters Stories about everyday life

What makes a good storyteller? When reading to kids… Change facial expression Use a variety of voices and tones Allow for eye contact Use appropriate volume Speak clearly Make pictures visible Allow for discussion and interaction

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