Introduction
Harry Potter and Winnie the Pooh are lovable characters. But when children use their imaginations while reading about them, these heroes become timeless and extra special.
Teach Children to Love Reading
Things You'll Need
- Books
- Drawing supplies
- Library access
- Computer
Steps
1 Step One
Start reading to your children when they are young and then read along with them as they get older. Setting a good example of reading in your home will plant a positive seed for the future.
2 Step Two
Establish good reading habits for your children. Incorporate reading into your child's daily activities. Schedule time for reading either in the morning, at lunch or each night before bed so that it's part of their life.
3 Step Three
Make reading fun and enjoyable by choosing books about topics your children already love.
4 Step Four
Expose your children to a wide range of subjects, authors and themes. Start out with picture books when they are young and go up to age-appropriate topics for the later years.
5 Step Five
Relate books to your child's life experiences. If a child connects with a situation in a book, they can develop empathy and a love for what they are reading.
6 Step Six
Encourage children to read the printed versions of movies they enjoy. Help your child develop a technique of imagery and creativity. The love of reading can be expanded into drawing pictures of the situations in the books.
Gather Reading
Steps
1 Step One
Visit the U.S. Department of Education website to learn about reading techniques for your child's age group and where to buy books (see Resources below).
2 Step Two
Establish a family library filled with classic texts and educational books. The many rich subjects will further encourage your children to love reading. Making books a part of the home also enhances the habit of reading.
3 Step Three
Read the text of 'Helping Children Develop a Love for
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