Yes to your son he does not like reading It is possible that you are not setting an example. That is to say, he doesn’t see that reading habit in you. In order to encourage it, you must get involved and ensure that he does not see it as an obligation, but rather that he converts this dynamic into a moment of leisure and distraction.
The pedagogue Julieta Cortés, with more than 30 years of experience and early childhood education teacherl, recommends that you ask your child what type of reading he or she likes. “The key is to appreciate the child’s tastes, ask him what he wants to read,” the specialist tells DOMINGUERO.
There are many books that are ideal for children.
Cortés mentions five texts that They provide valuable content to learn and enjoy at the same time.
Gerónimo Stilton, by Elisabetta Dami
It tells the mystery-filled adventures of Gerónimo Stilton, a journalist mouse. The stories are capable of involving the most disinterested reader.
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Matilda, the Roald Dahl
She is a 5-year-old inveterate reader. Sensitive and intelligent, everyone admires her except her parents who consider her useless. Plus, she has strange and wonderful powers.
Alice in Wonderland, by Lewis Carrol
It is indicated for ages 12 and up, but is ideal for any reader. They will fall in love with the fantasy.
Granny Opalina, by María Puncel
The story is about the homework that the children have been given at school, but Isa has been asked to do an interesting one: write about her grandmother. But she doesn’t have it.
Since he must complete the task, he has to do it with an imaginary one and begins to write about his friends’ grandmothers.
Greg’s Diary by Jeff Kinney
It is a humorous saga, the protagonist is Greg Heffley, a new high school student who will help any preteen to have a more comical perspective on their own experiences.
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2024-01-21 06:22:08
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