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 Both parents and teachers struggle painfully to solve the riddle: why more and more children do not have an interest in reading, and often hate it. Without dwelling on those units that like to read, let's move on to those who cannot even master the list of the school curriculum. How can you instill in your child a love of reading? After all, reading is not only an integral part of education.
It gives the child the opportunity to broaden his horizons and develop imagination and fantasy. Unfortunately, not all children understand this. Also, remember your childhood, when the book was one of the few things to do. Now, against the background of other ways of an exciting pastime, she just got lost. And reading, meanwhile, is necessary. As soon as the child understands that reading is an interesting and exciting process, he will begin to do it with joy and pleasure. Here are some tips to help you “befriend” your little one with books.
1. Travel without leaving your home. Awaken your child's interest by inviting him to read about things that he does not face in everyday life. Choose books about centuries past or unfamiliar places. If a child is really interested in another era or country, he will definitely want to know more about it and will not calm down until he reads to the end.
2. Promise your child a reward. Children often fail to grasp the true value of reading. Show them what they can see - the reward. First, in the form of good grades in the literature. Secondly, as awards for participation in creative competitions and olympiads. Third, in the form of your own reward system. Don't try to instill in your child the idea of "the importance of spiritual development." Small children just won't understand this. Your task now is to develop a habit and interest in reading. The rest will come later.
3. Read with your child. Develop a habit of reading aloud with your children. By doing this, you show that you also find reading to be fun. Change your voice, read the roles, turn the process into an interesting game. Stop reading in an interesting place, discuss what you read. Think about how events can develop further, and after the assumptions made, continue. Let your child follow your example. Parents, whose last "book" were scanwords or a news feed on the Internet, cause sincere bewilderment. Don't complain about your child if you don't read it yourself. With whom should he take an example?
4. All life is theater! Encourage your child to direct all of their unbridled energy to bring what they read to life. Let him draw the characters he has read about, recite aloud. Have a home play. Invite your baby to make a present to a relative in the form of a small sketch. Imagine with him. If you approach the process creatively, then the fun, laughter and interest of your child will be complemented by many useful skills and abilities.
5. Modify the script. After reading the book, play around: imagine a character you already know in other situations. What will he do? How will you behave? How will it all end? Such a game will not only develop the child's imagination, but also teach him to analyze the character of the characters and, based on this, decide how this or that situation will end for them.
6. A small journey into the book world. Show your child the library. Tell us what it is for. Take books from there. Let the path to the children's library become a well-trodden path in the truest sense of the word. In addition, libraries often host creative events and contests for your little one to participate in.Develop creativity in him, and he will definitely begin to achieve good results, and not only in reading.
Dolly bell
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