Reading Aloud

read aloud to your kids

How often do you read with your children — once a day, once a week or maybe not at all? No matter your answer, anywhere is a great place to start.

The benefits of reading aloud are endless. It nurtures emotional bonding, opens doors to shared experiences, builds brain connections, strengthens comprehension skills, aids in language development, expands vocabulary, improves listening skills, increases attention span, stimulates imagination, eases anxiety, boosts curiosity and fosters a love of reading and learning.

Here are a few basic tips to keep in mind.

Try reading aloud to your children today. This simple, yet powerful gift of time and love will give back to you in full. Check out the books below to find helpful reading lists, strategies and tools that you can use to help your family form deep, lasting connections through stories.

The Read-Aloud Family
The Read Aloud Handbook
Enchanted Hour
Give Your Child the World
Book Girl
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