Children And Books
Through experience with books, children gain important exposure to written language. And there's nothing wrong with those activities, as long as they're used in moderation. One way to start is by sitting down and reading aloud to your kids, you're showing them how to enjoy children's books, the English language, the wonders of a good story, and hopefully, you're instilling a love of reading and learning. Reading to children is shown to have a positive effect on children's literacy outcomes, the government report concludes. But the biggest changes in attitudes were among boys. Many kids associate books with the drudgeries of school and homework, but you want to show them how a well written children's book can be an exciting adventure, a real pleasure, as their imagination takes them to places they've never been to visit with people and characters they've never met. Policymakers contend that it is important to read to your children aloud. After all, this is another way to spend some quality time
