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Five really bouncy reads
On 05/04/2012 in Books
Wiggle and jiggle as you read these lively children's books
for your child about remaining positive in trying circumstances. On the other hand this is also a simple, happy read for preschoolers with cute drawings and plenty of opportunity to bounce along.
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How Do Children Learn to Read?
On 21/11/2012 in Education
What are the stages of learning to read and how do children read at school?
Most people think that children learn to read by looking at words and saying them out loud. But the process of learning to read is more complex.Step by stepBy the time your child starts school, she will be beginning to learn to blend letters
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How to overcome your child's reading difficulties
On 21/11/2012 in Education
How to spot if your child has a problem learning to read
If your child is really struggling with reading, there may be a specific problem. Reading difficulties occur on a continuum - there is a wide range of children who experience reading difficulties, from those with a learning disability to those
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Should I teach my child to read?
On 21/11/2012 in Education
Top reading tips on how you can help your children enjoy books
Helping your child learn to share your love of the written word is a satisfying task, and one that will help build bonds between you. But whilst hearing your child read her first word will make any parent brim with pride, should you be the one who
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Talkback: The 'good behaviour' benefits of reading to your child
On 16/11/2012 in forum
This does NOT show the good behaviour benefits of reading with your child. It demonstrates that there are good behaviour benefits to offeri...
This does NOT show the good behaviour benefits of reading with your child. It demonstrates that there are good behaviour benefits to offering predictable, concentrated periods of undivided attention to your child. This headline represents lazy
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Why can't my child read?
On 08/11/2012 in Books
All children learn to read at their own rate, but how can you tell if there's a problem?
Children take longer to establish basic reading and writing skills in English than in any other European language, because of the complex syllable structure nad inconsistent spelling systems. A study of 700 children in 15 European countries showed
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How do I read with my baby?
On 08/11/2012 in Education
Neuroscientist, author and mother of three, Lise Eliot explains why babies take an unconventional approach to reading
Q. I've been trying to read to my baby every day, because I keep hearing how important it is, but she is very uncooperative. She always tries to pull the book out of my hand or starts chewing on the corners. Should I wait until she is a little older
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Rip-roaring reads for babies and young children
On 09/11/2012 in Education
Reading guru Wendy Cooling shares her list of favourite books to enjoy with your child
When you read to young children, the emphasis should always be on fun rather than education: there’s a lot of learning going on but it’s important that your child enjoys the experience rather than seeing it as a chore. Make it an interactive
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Starting your baby's big reading adventure
On 19/11/2012 in Education
Your baby is never to young to start enjoying books. Here's how you can help to build a foundation for reading in the future
It’s never too early to start reading stories with your child. In fact, you can start reading to your baby within weeks. It’s a lovely way of interacting with your baby and you’ll be surprise how quickly she starts to engage, looking at the pictures
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Why fathers are important role models when it comes to reading
On 14/11/2012 in Education
Fathers should lead – and read – by example
An important part of learning to read is the input of both parents. A report by the National Literacy Trust, Getting The Blokes On Board, highlighted that 40 per cent of male parents and carers believe their partner is more likely than
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