Monday, July 7, 2008
The chapter book is perfect for children who have difficult in their reading skills enough to gentle wind through a picture fairy-tale and can focus for longer periods of time. Even children, who fight back with reading, however are old enough to go forward beyond picture books can help from an engaging chapter book. Parents who read chapter books to their children help out foster a love for reading and educate children to become engaged in short stories, all of which preps them for understanding novels later.
To help a child develop an interest in understanding and practice reading, select a chapter book on a topic of concern to the child. There are chapter books on magic, animals, dragons, detectives, and so on. Choosing one that is part of a series is helpful because there is new material to undertake when they end each book. If you are a parent or educator in search of ways to encourage reading in elementary school students, browse the chapter book sections of neighboring book stores or ask a children’s librarian to suggest a good chapter book series.

1 Comments:
At July 9, 2008 11:24 AM,
Book said…
Hi, I’ve recently discovered Bayard’s Books which seem to have the right mix of education and fun : StoryBoxBooks, AdventureBoxBooks, DiscoveryBoxBooks Also, I see they have a guest illustrator for one of their stories in the September edition of Storybox - award winning illustrator Helen Oxenbury, who also provided illustrations for Alice in Wonderland.
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