What if my child doesn't like to read extra-cursory books?

Second grade, boy, eight years old, active

Answer 1

The reason why children didn't like to read extra-cursory books could be caused by many factors such as interest, time, difficulty, and so on. Here are some suggestions that might help stimulate a child's interest in reading:

1 Find books that interest children: Understanding children's interests and hobbies, finding books on topics and types that interest them will help stimulate their interest in reading.

2. Age appropriate books: providing children with books that are appropriate for their age will help them understand and accept the contents of the books more easily.

Creating a reading environment: Creating a quiet, comfortable, and book-filled environment for children will help them immerse themselves in reading more easily.

Read with your child: Reading with your child will help them better understand and enjoy the process of reading.

5. encourage children to join reading clubs or volunteer organizations: Having children join reading clubs or volunteer organizations will help them share their love for books with others and learn how to read with others.

Give rewards and recognition: When children finish a book, give them some rewards and recognition such as kisses, hugs, small gifts, etc. This will help to enhance their interest and motivation in reading.

The most important thing is to establish good communication and interaction with children, understand their thoughts and feelings, and try to find solutions to problems with them.