Such stories often provide the reader/listener ... Robertson, Abbeville Kids, 28 pages Read aloud: age 6 and older. Read yourself: age 7 – 8 and older. In August of 1914, Ernest Shackleton ...

Read aloud every day to the child in your life; it’s a powerful and important gift whose benefits can’t possibly be measured.

And new research suggests there is good reason for this - with the average parent reading the same bedtime story to their children 416 times a year. That's a lot of lunches with the Gruffalo. A poll ...

Taking care of a special book (which will eventually be returned) also helps children gain a sense of responsibility. There’s also a bedtime story read by a familiar face on CBeebies every night ...

But there's a movement growing to turn all this around. It's through an organization called At Grade Level, starting with a ...

1. Stories shape how we see the world The brain activity that occurs when we read fiction is very similar to actually experiencing something for yourself. Most young children live in quite a ...

"Ramadan: The Month of Shukr" is a sweet story that teaches children not just about gratitude but also a collection of related virtues and values like empathy, generosity, and more. With breathtaking ...

THE average parent will read the same bedtime story to their little one 416 times a year. A poll of 1,000 mums and dads with children aged up to four, found 79 per cent have re-read the same book ...

It’s critical for kids to have home libraries to foster a love of reading, but more than 60% of low-income families do not have any children’s books in their home. That's why Save the Children works ...

The book readers were about police officers, and kids also got to see patrol cars and a police drone at the Society of the ...