Sentences with phrase «to develop a love of reading»

And let's not forget that librarians are helping students develop a love of reading.

Children are allowed to explore literature and new ideas in school libraries while also developing a love of reading and strong skills in literacy that will help them through out their life.

Help your child to develop a love of reading by building them their very own library area.

Reading together helps your baby develop a love of reading.

So give them the chance to develop a love of reading naturally!

A government spokesman said the findings showed the need to help young people develop a love of reading.

The goal is to develop a love of reading in our youth that leads to lifelong literacy.

Students develop a love of reading and writing through exposure to the wonders and pleasures of literature and through positive, authentic experiences as readers and writers.

Children are allowed to explore literature and new ideas freely in school libraries while also developing a love of reading and strong skills in literacy that will help them throughout their life.

My children really enjoyed having a nicely decorated and inviting area for reading - made a real difference to developing a love of reading for pleasure

«The best way to achieve this is to develop a love of reading from as early an age as possible and that's why we have funded the Reading Agency to expand its Chatterbox book clubs scheme in primary schools.

Kids and Reading: Four Tips for Helping Your Children Develop a Love of Reading.

Reading with your child is a great way to improve their vocabulary, their reading comprehension, and can help them develop a love of reading.

Don't worry if they're not classics; the idea is to develop a love of reading, not a love of reading a certain kind of book.

Education secretary Nicky Morgan also wants 200 new book clubs set up in schools across the country to encourage more kids to develop a love of reading.

All English teachers want their students to develop a love of reading, but this is anything but a simple endeavor.

Interactive storytelling techniques, such as dialogic reading, are used to enable young children with very few words to become enthusiastic readers and develop a love of reading that will stay with them for the rest of their life.

THINK Literacy provides teachers with instruction on what and how to teach, sequenced in units that emphasize student engagement and develop a love of reading, while also building essential critical thinking skills aligned with Common Core standards.

They can also register classes to take part in the challenges and find book suggestions, learning resources and ideas to encourage young people to develop a love of reading.

The First Minister's Reading Challenge aims to build on the work already taking place in schools across the country to encourage children to read widely, explore a range of books and develop a love of reading.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: «The findings of this survey come as no surprise and shows that we need to continue our drive to encourage young people to develop a love of reading.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb said the findings of the survey were «no surprise» and that the government was working to encourage children to develop a love of reading.

«Helping children to develop a love of reading and a habit of reading for pleasure every day is key to ensuring we have well educated and literate young people by the time they leave school.»

This means that there is less opportunity to help our children develop a love of reading, to teach them research skills to excel in high school and beyond, and provide them with a place to be innovative and creative.

The Reading Readiness version is full of ideas parents use to build cognitive skills and vocabulary... begin writing... increase phonics awareness... develop a love of reading... and more!

Literature plays an essential role in building students» reading skills and developing their love of reading.

Provide students with positive feedback and ask questions so that they have joyful, engaging experiences that make them develop a love of reading (e.g., «I love how your Reading Buddy is sitting right next to you.»

MVOL works in collaboration with Scholastic Book Fairs so kids can choose their own books at a fun school book fair, build home libraries and develop a love of reading.

This means that there is less opportunity to help our children develop a love of reading, to teach them research skills to excel in high school and beyond, and provide them with a place to be innovative and creative.

A fundamental principle of positive parenting is to encourage and inspire your child to develop a love of reading that will foster a thirst for knowledge.