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Literacy Ideas Series: Visit bookstores
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Having lots of books around – both children’s books and adult books – has also been shown to help kids develop an interest in reading.
But even if you can’t afford to buy many new books – take them to a big bookstore now and then. They will see lots of books, of all different types, and people reading and looking at them – people who value books and reading – all experiences that will get them interested and curious about reading.
You might find some good discounted books now and then too!
See other ideas to help your child read well in my article titled: Help your child become a good reader – and enjoy reading!
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One Response to 'Literacy Ideas Series: Visit bookstores'
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Luv2bMom04 said,
Yes, parents need to teach children how to treat books and other people’s property. However, I have visited bookstores and the library with multiple children and have found that most children usually treat books with care.
on August 10th, 2011 at 11:49 am
Yes, parents need to teach children how to treat books and other people’s property. However, I have visited bookstores and the library with multiple children and have found that most children usually treat books with care.