Let children choose books to read.
Check out Op Shops, yard sales, second hand book stores, the library!
Offer plenty of reading materials to choose from and time to browse and read.
Keep reading light and easy. No pressure!
Comics, magazines or graphic novels are valid.
Reading aloud to kids stimulates their brain, fostering cognitive development. It helps with memory, critical thinking, and problem-solving. #MrDubReads#read#reading#kidslit
Be a #reading#rolemodel!
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Share your reading journey with kids and students to role model good reader habits and foster a love of reading.
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What #books are you currently reading?
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#MrDubReads
Disuss books with kids. Talk about what you like to read, what they like to read...their favourite types of books, books they didn't finish, books you didn't finish.
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#MrDubReads#read#reading#edhcatnz
How do you encourage kids to read through your physical space?
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Tag me in your home or classroom library spaces!
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Check out Pernille Ripp's blog post on it: https://t.co/9vpgxuXlQx
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#MrDubReads#Library#kidslit
Let kids abandon books! How can we expect to build kids into readers if we force them to slog through a #book they aren't enjoying? Help build their #reader identity by abandoning books then helping them choose something more interesting. #MrDubReads#bookish#booklover#edchat
Awesome critical literacy online workshop today with teachers from the Auckland Catholic Kahui Ako. Lead by the across school leads. Ensuring all students build essential critical literacy skills to thrive not just survive in our complex world. More, more, more!
Reading helps children to build a natural curiosity about the world they live in. How can we help this grow with our book choices at home or in the classroom?
#MrDubReads