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    1) Creating motivation for reading, reading aloud excitingly, creating a reading space, letting children choose books, and setting aside daily reading time can help develop a love of reading in children. 2) Children's literature enhances language skills and critical thinking, and can be used for thoughtful discussion, building a reading community, developing curiosity and imagination, and learning about the world. 3) Sharing stories aloud for 10 minutes a day, being prepared, getting comfortable, using different tones and props, and making it interactive can help create lifelong readers.

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    1) Creating motivation for reading, reading aloud excitingly, creating a reading space, letting children choose books, and setting aside daily reading time can help develop a love of reading in children. 2) Children's literature enhances language skills and critical thinking, and can be used for thoughtful discussion, building a reading community, developing curiosity and imagination, and learning about the world. 3) Sharing stories aloud for 10 minutes a day, being prepared, getting comfortable, using different tones and props, and making it interactive can help create lifelong readers.

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    1) Creating motivation for reading, reading aloud excitingly, creating a reading space, letting children choose books, and setting aside daily reading time can help develop a love of reading in children. 2) Children's literature enhances language skills and critical thinking, and can be used for thoughtful discussion, building a reading community, developing curiosity and imagination, and learning about the world. 3) Sharing stories aloud for 10 minutes a day, being prepared, getting comfortable, using different tones and props, and making it interactive can help create lifelong readers.

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    1) Creating motivation for reading, reading aloud excitingly, creating a reading space, letting children choose books, and setting aside daily reading time can help develop a love of reading in children. 2) Children's literature enhances language skills and critical thinking, and can be used for thoughtful discussion, building a reading community, developing curiosity and imagination, and learning about the world. 3) Sharing stories aloud for 10 minutes a day, being prepared, getting comfortable, using different tones and props, and making it interactive can help create lifelong readers.

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    Developing Love for Reading


     A love for reading can be hugely valuable for children. The benefits of
    leisure reading include increased general knowledge, a positive impact on
    academic achievement, enhanced reading ability and vocabulary growth.

     There are a few key things you can do to help your kid/s to develop love for
    reading and become a lifelong reader:

    • Create Motivation • Talk about books


    • Read aloud (and make it exciting) • Read to them
    • Create a space for reading • Set aside time daily for your kids to read
    • Let children choose books • Read
    Role of Children's Literature in Developing
    Love for Reading
    Children's literature is important since it enhances development of language skills
    and other critical thinking skills that provide the foundation of learning.

    1. Children's Literature as a Space for Thoughtful Discussion.


    2. Children's Literature as a Catalyst for Building a Community of Readers.
    3. Children's Literature as a Vicarious Experience.
    4. Children's Literature for Developing Curiosity and Imagination.
    5. Children's Literature as Example of Language Play.
    6. Children's Literature for Developing Narrative Competencies.
    7. Children's Literature as Mentor Texts for Writing.
    8. Children's Literature for Developing a Sense of Being a Reader.
    9. Children's Literature as a Way of Coming to Know the World.
    10. Children's Literature as a Way of Developing Reading Abilities
    Ways of Sharing Stories to Young Readers
     Sharing stories aloud is a fantastically fun way to celebrate the joys of books and
    spark young imaginations and reading together for just ten minutes a day can help
    create readers for life. Here are the World Book Day team's tips on how to make
    those moments magical.

     Ten tips on how to share stories with children:

    1. Be prepared 6. Vary the tone


    2. Get comfy 7. Add movement and props
    3. Holding the book 8. Make it interactive
    4. Get into character 9. Discuss as you read
    5. Mix it up 10. Take it to a new level
    Development of Book and Print Orientation
    Skills
     Book awareness includes concepts such as front cover, back cover, title, author,
    and which way to turn the pages. It even incorporates how we treat books. In my
    home, I say, “Books are not toys.

     Print awareness is one of five critical pre-reading skills. Without print awareness,
    children are unable to develop other literacy skills such as reading, spelling, and
    handwriting.

     A child’s print awareness develops when those close to him point out letters and
    words in text found in the child’s environment. It also develops through playing
    word games, when you turn the pages of a book, and when you run your finger
    under a line of text as you read.

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