George Reads
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George Reads
Many Types of Read Aloud Books to Choose From
There are many types of books. The key point when deciding what types of books to choose is: Introduce children to a variety of books. In this way, we widen their horizons. Here are some book types to consider.
Story books
When most dads think of reading aloud, they think of story books. These come in many types including folk tales, fairy tales, series about one character, adventures, mysteries, scary stories, and tales of growing up.
What about comic books? Don't say no to comics without looking at some. Many people who today are excellent readers, as well as some famous writers, started off reading comics. What is good about comics? The pictures help children understand the words, the exciting plots motivate children to want to know what comes next and the fact that most comics come in series, such as Spiderman, gives children much more to read after they finish one comic book. Wan Inn's son Julian took a big step toward learning French by reading the French version of the Astrix comic book series.
Yes, there are some junk comics, full of violence and other types of content may not want children to be reading. However, many other types of books (not to mention movies and television programs) contain the same type of content. At the same time, many educational texts can be found in comic book form.
Also, just because a book has drawings does not necessarily mean the book is easy to read. Comic books and other illustrated book can be for older children and adults. For example, the main character in Kayla & the Magical Tree is a pre-teen, and the book's themes are probably beyond the comprehension of younger children.
Wordless picture books
Who says that a book needs words? Babies, toddlers, and even older children can enjoy books with only pictures or just a few words. Talk about the pictures. Make up your own stories. Also, many picture books are made of child-proof materials, such as heavy cardboard, that little hands can't tear. Plastic picture kids books are great for reading in the bath!
About the Author
Dr. George Jacobs, Ph.D., is the author of many books (including "The Read Aloud Guide", textbooks for teachers and students, curriculum guides, and children's storybooks).
For more information visit :- http://www.greatdad.com/category/430/read-aloud.html
What did you learn from reading George Berkeley?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Berkeley
I think I'll read a little Berkeley tonight!
Hi.....
That is truly awesome! Haven't realized that very soon.
Because of the skeptics in those subjective matters still hinders.
Though familiar of him.
George Berkeley an Irish born in 1685..
'To be is to be perceived' as a well known philosophy of his', And that amazingly,
He was also a brilliant critic of his predecessors like Descartes, Malebranche, and Locke. A great Metaphysician for defending Idealism.
'Loved his thought as that of as "a free thinker is truly free"..
It relates mostly in perceptions, before knowledge accumulates the mind.
Thank you! Good day!
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