Pre-reading experiences are things related to reading and is an attempt to get close to the children’s letter / article, so hopefully the kids love to learn to read. Here are some examples of pre-reading experience, in children:
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- Invite children to bookstores, book fairs or to the library. Of these places there are several books that can be taken home. Read, discuss, and ask your child retell the contents of the book is a great influence to motivate children to learn to read.
- Home atmosphere that encourages interest in reading. The existence of bookshelves or a small library in the house, saw the father and mother are taking, reading, and return books to the shelves, a small blackboard as a place doodles, give a gift book, find solutions to problems in the book, all experience this is certainly very shape kids love the books, especially science contains.
- Attaching cards or write letters letters in various games, drawers, boxes, or display a letter adorned with pictures can also cause pre-reading experience enjoyable.
Happy studying!