I found these tips full of interest and common sense on the site "Homebasics" I you submit ...
Provide books or make available to your children does not necessarily mean they will love reading ... Their attitude toward books depends largely on your own!
Tips and tricks to help them discover the joy of reading.
1. Telling stories ...
Very early, read them stories! Set the tone makes the story exciting ... You give them and want to discover the excitement for themselves, as they will read. Remember to 'serial': know turn off lights when leaving the story open to a high point in the narrative to create a desire in children to hear the rest the next day.
2. Setting a good example ... We often read in bed at night, once the children are asleep, which does not really give an example. But it is crucial ... Must pay themselves reading moments in full view on the couch, cutting television, radio, computer ... Also create curiosity and a deep yearning taking a children's book!
3. Promote reading ...
Sign your kids to the library and let them choose books they want. It is a great way to encourage reading. Considering this space as a field of freedom, the book becomes a game, it is envy. You can also report, as gifts, fun little books: they will replace advantageously treats.
4. Diversify works .. .
Diversify supply choice. Do not try to impose your tastes or always useful reading. Do not place the bar too high, choose books that are really age appropriate for children not to annoy or shine. Also learn to not wear too many value judgments. Better to read a little than not at all.
5. Share your "literary sensibility" ...
Establish Sunday for example, moments of reading as a family where everyone takes his book. Create your own "literary salon, where children as parents come to discuss books they have read and loved. Read aloud together and the same book - each with its own pace or tone.
up games around books: quizzes or readings in the manner of "exquisite corpses", each reading a sentence of his book, to create a wacky new story, combining texts and literature for children.
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