How To Get Children interested In Reading

Most population already know the benefits of reading. population learn by reading. population also have fun and feel fulfilled by reading. As a person reads more and more, the person's literary skills improve. Reading makes population into good readers, writers, and speakers.

Unfortunately, children do not read much anymore. Because most population never get curious in reading as children, as adults they also do not read much. Some polls even say that the majority of population in the United States do not read anymore. You probably want your children to pick up the beneficial hobby of reading. Let me advise a few ways that you can get children curious in reading.

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Less Tv - You can get children to read more by getting them to watch less Tv. Children read less because they lazily waste their time rotting their mind in front of a Tv--a behavior they commonly pick up from their parents. Think choosing not to have a Tv, or at least do not have cable. Even if you do have a Tv, watch less yourself because children model their behavior after the adults in their life.

How To Get Children interested In Reading

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The great myths of ancient Greece, including Gods and Titans, Perseus, The Labours of Hercules, The Adventures of Theseus, and Jason and the Argonauts come to vivid life, in this audio retelling.

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Suggest Books That Would Interest The Child - You can also get children to read by helping them find books they like. You can do this by bringing the children to a library or book store and letting them pick out books that interest them. You can also advise books about topics of interest to the child. For example, if you have a child who likes to play soccer, Think suggesting a book about soccer to the child.

Do Not Push Too Hard - If you try to force children to read, or if you otherwise pressure them to much, you will make them dislike reading. Try not to make reading seem like a chore. Instead, you want to get the children to read on their own free-will. You want them to read voluntarily because they see the fun and self-benefit of it. Forcing your children to read will make them into good slaves who like to obey orders, but it will not make them into good readers who like to read.

Teach Children To Read Well - Children will not want to read if they cannot do it or if they cannot do it well. population like to do what they do well. If you have a talent for singing, you would like to sing. In contrast, if you sing horribly, you will not waste your time embarrassing yourself at it. Children will want to read more if they feel like they read well. Teach them how to read good in a unavoidable environment. Additionally, compliment their reading abilities so that they feel proud and unavoidable of their reading abilities. If they feel proud and unavoidable of their reading abilities, the children will want to read more.

Use those methods to get your children to read more. Also, feel free to think of more methods.

Whatever you do, good luck and have fun!

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jesuschrist.lds.org lds.org www.mormon.org The Christmas Story "Birth of Jesus Christ" Silent Night performed by LDS Mormon Christian David Archuleta The Birth of Christ in Scripture" Ancient and modern prophets witness of the birth of Christ. Read their words about His birth, as found in the Old and New Testaments, the Book of Mormon, and other scripture. Isa. 7: 14 (2 Ne. 17: 14) virgin shall conceive, and bear a son. Isa. 9: 6 (2 Ne. 19: 6) unto us a child is born. Micah 5: 2 Bethlehem . . . out of thee shall he come forth. Matt. 1: 23 virgin shall . . . bring forth a son . . . Emmanuel. Matt. 2: 1 Jesus was born in Bethlehem. Luke 1: 31 bring forth a son, and shalt call his name Jesus. Luke 2: 11 unto you is born this day . . . a Saviour, which is Christ. John 1: 14 (John 1: 3) Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us. Rom. 1: 3 Jesus . . . made of the seed of David. Gal. 4: 4 God sent . . . Son, made of a woman. 1 Ne. 10: 4 (1 Ne. 19: 8; 2 Ne. 25: 19) six hundred years . . . God raise up among the Jews even a Messiah. 1 Ne. 11: 18 mother of the Son of God. 2 Ne. 26: 3 signs given . . . of his birth. Alma 7: 10 he shall be born of Mary, at Jerusalem. Hel. 14: 4 sign . . . before he is born. 3 Ne. 1: 19 day that the Lord should be born. D&C 20: 1 since the coming of our Lord . . . in the flesh. D&C 76: 41 he came into the world, even Jesus. D&C 93: 4 I . . . made flesh my tabernacle. Moses 5: 57 (Moses 6: 57-62) Son . . . should come in the meridian of time. www.lds.org

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