Why read aloud to a child (infographic)

Why you should read aloud to a child

Read Aloud 15 Minutes is a non-profit organization with a mission to make reading aloud to a child the new standard in child care.

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Their team has created an infographic that highlights the importance of reading aloud. 15 minutes a day is over 450 hours in five years. It makes a difference!

Reading aloud encourages emerging literacy and language development and supports the relationship between children and their parents.

Here are the major benefits:

  • it helps develop language,
  • it instills a love of reading,
  • it helps build literacy skills,
  • it’s crucial in brain development,
  • it strengthens bonds through interaction.

You can achieve it all by spending only 15 minutes a day with your child and a good book you both can learn from.

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Why read aloud to a child matters #infographic

Via Read Aloud Blog.

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