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The Benefits of Reading Out Loud

Sun Practice Reading Out Loud to Children this Holiday Season

Make it a memorable holiday season by reading some books to your preschool children. Reading out loud is a great way to share and spend time with your kids. As a parent, reading books out loud with your kids is an effective way to help them learn how to read. And with your active participation, your children will become more engaged in their reading skills.

Some Reading Tips to Remember for Fun and Learning

  • Let your child set the pace for their reading.
  • Don’t be afraid to be silly with funny sounds or voices.
  • Don’t be afraid to stop for questions along the way!
  • Set aside a regular time to read together every day.
  • Read books that they enjoy – important.
  • Let them discover “new books” that you leave in their room.

Reading out loud to children is an effective way to develop their reading skills. Your regular participation will reinforce that reading can be fun and even entertaining. And though your children may not be progressing as much as you want them to be, reading at home goes a long way in making sure they can keep up whether at home or in the classroom. More importantly, it gives them yet another positive experience for reflection as they grow older.

Season’s Greetings from Sun Pediatrics

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Celebrate the season by reading out loud to your children. It’s a great way to improve their skills and have fun at the same time.

And if you need to visit a pediatrician during the holidays, call Sun Pediatrics. Dr. Hari and her staff at Sun Pediatrics are highly recommended by moms in East Cobb, Marietta, Mableton, Smyrna and Vinings. We’re here when you need us.

Season’s Greetings from Sun

Sun Pediatrics (678) 501-5601

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