If a dyslexic child can read, they can answer questions in class and learn new information. Reading for pleasure is also a great hobby for any child to have.

10 Top Tips Help Child Love Reading

Reading is a lifelong skill that can open up a world of possibilities for your child. It can help them learn new things, develop their imagination, and improve their communication skills. Here are 10 tips to help your child fall in love with reading:

1. Model good reading behavior. Kids learn by watching the adults in their lives. If you want your child to be a reader, make sure you are reading yourself. Let them see you enjoying books, and talk to them about what you are reading.
2. Read together regularly. One of the best ways to introduce your child to the world of reading is to read to them every day. Choose books that are age-appropriate and interesting to your child. Make reading a special time that you share together.
3. Get a library card. Libraries are a great resource for books. Most libraries offer story times and other activities that can help your child get excited about reading.
4. Let your child choose what they want to read. Don't force your child to read books that they don't enjoy. Let them explore different genres and find books that they are interested in.
5. Make reading fun. Don't make reading a chore. Find ways to make it fun and enjoyable for your child. You can read in different voices, act out the story, or make a game out of it.
6. Talk about the books you read. After you finish reading a book, talk to your child about it. Ask them what they liked about the book, what they didn't like, and what they learned.
7. Visit bookstores and libraries. Taking your child to bookstores and libraries can help them get excited about books. Let them browse the shelves and pick out books that they want to read.
8. Give your child books as gifts. Books make great gifts for birthdays, holidays, and other special occasions. When you give your child a book, let them know that you think they are a good reader and that you want them to enjoy reading.
9. Make a reading nook. Create a special place in your home where your child can curl up with a good book. This could be a beanbag chair in the corner, a cozy spot on the couch, or even a tent in the living room.
10. Be patient. It takes time for children to develop a love of reading. Don't get discouraged if your child doesn't seem interested in reading right away. Keep reading to them, making reading fun, and providing them with access to books, and they will eventually come to love it.

I hope these tips help you encourage your child to fall in love with reading. Remember, the most important thing is to make reading a positive and enjoyable experience for them.

Game to Improve Reading

Play these fun games below to help your child become better at reading. The games will help them practise word sounds, so when they read new words they will find it easier.

• Learn Reading (All Cards)
• Reading Champion
• Tongue Twisters

All the cards are available as part of a "Mooki Cards". Complete with 56 cards and storage wallet. Perfect for using at home or in the classroom. Order your "Mooki Cards" here!

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