HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR CHILDS READING.. What Can You Do to Help Your Child? Be a great role model: Let them catch you reading Find some time in the week.

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HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR CHILDS READING.

What Can You Do to Help Your Child? Be a great role model: Let them catch you reading Find some time in the week to read yourself Let your children see that you get pleasure from reading Share your favourite books /reading material with them Show them the value of being able to read

What Can You Do to Help Your Child? Make the experience pleasurable Find a comfortable place Give plenty of time Avoid interruptions (no TV, no brothers and sisters, not cooking dinner etc.) Keep the time positive – enjoy sharing a book together!

What Can You Do to Help Your Child? Provide a wide range of reading material A school reading book is only one part of a childs reading repertoire. Your child could also choose to read... A variety of books (picture books; short stories; chapter books); magazines; comics; annuals; membership handbooks Information books; brochures; catalogues; flyers; newspapers; guide-books Websites ; take-away menus; instructions; Visit the library and or bookshop

What Can You Do to Help Your Child? Where can I find out about good books for my child? Word of mouth – children, their friends, other parents, friends and family Teaching Staff – ask your childs teacher to recommend a suitable book Bookshops – ask the staff to give you and your child some ideas Local Libraries – ask the librarian Online – a wealth of recommendations and reviews (children can often add their own review too.)

What Can You Do to Help Your Child? But my child can read, how can I help their reading develop? Set aside some time to read with your child Discuss what they are choosing to read Discuss what happens in the book Ask questions about what they have read

What do we do when we read? Make predictions or give opinions, then decide if we are right. Think about why the writer has used certain features e.g. layout and words. Decide whether we think it is a good book or not. Think of questions that we want to find out the answers to. Try to understand what the authors message is. Decide whether we agree with what characters do, or how our lives are the same or different to theirs. Compare the book to others that we have read. Work out the main characters and the main themes.