Benefits of Rereading the Same Book | Learning to Read | NPT
9/10/2021 | 1m 4sVideo has Closed Captions
Rereading old favorites can encourage new skills with your children.
Continue to encourage learning reading skills by rereading your child's favorite books. Rereading helps children understand the stories better, learn new words, and find things they may have not noticed before. Keep it interesting by reading the story in a different voice or have conversations about your child's favorite pictures.
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Funding for LEARNING TO READ is provided by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation and the Hays Foundation.
Benefits of Rereading the Same Book | Learning to Read | NPT
9/10/2021 | 1m 4sVideo has Closed Captions
Continue to encourage learning reading skills by rereading your child's favorite books. Rereading helps children understand the stories better, learn new words, and find things they may have not noticed before. Keep it interesting by reading the story in a different voice or have conversations about your child's favorite pictures.
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My daughter loves when I read to her, especially if it's the same book from the day before.
You turn the page?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] Sometimes, she'll ask for the same story every day.
We'll do this for about a week, so I try to change my voice to keep it interesting.
Even if she's not right here.
But there's a lot of benefits to rereading a book.
She understands the story better, learns new words, and it keeps her excited about reading.
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Plus, she likes knowing what's going to happen next.
Why is he upset?
- Because he's scared.
- Yeah, but why is he scared?
We also talk about the pictures.
Rereading the book allows her to see things she didn't notice before.
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You don't always need a new book for story time.
Sometimes, you can learn new things with an old favorite.
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