Archive for August, 2011

The reading process is not something that is mastered overnight. It takes a concentrated effort on the part of both parents and educators to create an environment that is conducive to teaching a child how to read. That environment also needs to feel natural to the child. He needs to learn reading skills, without feeling like he is constantly being taught.

An understanding of letters and the sounds that they make is fundamental to reading words on a phonetic level. Start with the letters and sounds in the child’s name. Identify them and point them out Read the rest of this entry

Learning to read is one of the most important parts of a child-s educational experience. It sets a foundation for learning for the rest of their lives as reading is a very important part of life and success. In order to properly teach kids not only to read but to love to read means taking on educational approaches that make reading fun.

Positive reinforcement is a great way to make reading fun. Give children gold stars each night they read and a special prize each time they finish a book that challenges Read the rest of this entry

Sometimes children do not spark an interest in reading, which makes a school day drag on and oftentimes causes a child to fall behind in certain classes. By developing hands-on activities associated with books, a child’s interest in the book and reading in general may increase.
Art and craft projects that are related to the book help to peak a child’s focus. For instance, if the book is regarding ants, projects that incorporate ants and some other aspect of learning help children to want to read and increases knowledge Read the rest of this entry

Your kids are totally into technology and spend hours a day on your Satellitestarinternet but what you-d really like is to encourage them to read more. Here are a few simple tips for lighting the reading fire in your children
Get a Tutor ” Perhaps your kids don-t like to read simply because they-re not good at it. Hire a local high schooler to read with Read the rest of this entry