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How To Develop The Reading Habit In Children
1. Let your child see you read.
2. Share information from your own reading with your child.
3. Read aloud.
4. Read the newspaper as a family.
5. Encourage intergenerational reading—siblings, grandparents, other relatives.
6. Encourage intra-generational reading (let your child read to you).
7. As a family, act out favorite scenes from a book.
8. Take books with you wherever you go.
9. Offer books (or time to read) as a reward for achievement or chores.
10. Invent reading-related jobs, such as writing or reading the grocery list.
11. Subscribe to children’s magazines.
12. Tell your child stories aloud about your own life or your family.
13. Make library visits a family routine.
14. Watch for special bookstore presentations.
15. Tie movies or television into the books that they’re based on.
16. Use car trips as reading fun with games like finding licenses from different states.
17. Try books on tape.
18. Allow pre-readers to “tell the story” from pictures.
19. Have children retell favorite stories.
20. Have children evaluate stories—favorite character, plot.
21. Connect stories to children’s lives.
22. Create silly rhymes and poems together.
23. Make connections between books of similar topics.
24. Provide an inviting environment for reading.
25. Use TV sparingly and wisely.
26. Have children find what they need on a store directory.
27. Point out names of grocery items in the market, street signs on walks.
28. When cooking, ask your child to read the ingredients list or the recipe.
29. In a restaurant, have your child read the children’s menu aloud.
30. Use cereal or pasta letters to spell out words during meals.
31. Relax and have fun with your children and books!

Kondo, a Japanese cleaning consultant, writes about her KonMari Method for simplifying, organizing and storing. The method is based on sorting items by category. This doesn’t sound like a terrible idea, until you read about Kondo’s insistence that her clients bring every item in a category into a room, put it all on the floor and sort it. This might be easy for say, books, but can you imagine putting every shirt you own in the floor and sorting through them all? It just doesn’t seem too practical to me.

Despite questioning her methods, I could learn to trust Kondo’s idea, if it weren’t for what comes next. To truly enjoy and love the items you keep in your space, Kondo says you should treat them with human qualities. This approach means talking to items and praising them for the job they do. I’m just not up for that, no matter how organized it makes my life.

Benefits of Reading:
1).Better Writing Skills
2)Improved Focus and Concentration
3)Stronger Analytical Thinking Skills
4)Memory Improvement
5)Vocabulary Expansion

Bookipedia is a library created for all the kids residing in my society through donation of used books . I wanted to inculcate the habit of reading old classic, fiction books which will be a great platform to invent new ideas, stories, new relationships, develop knowledge and vocabulary for younger generation.