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  1. Here Are {Some of|A few of} the {Reasons Why|Reasons|Reasons that} {Reading|Checking out} Is So
  2. {Important|Essential|Crucial} for {Children|Kid}
  3.  
  4. Why Do We {Tell|Inform} {Children|Kid} to {Read|Check Out}?
  5.  
  6. We're {always|constantly} {telling|informing} {children|kids} that books and reading are
  7. {good for|great for|helpful for} them, {but|however} have we ever {really|truly|actually} {thought about|considered|thought of} why
  8. that{'s true| holds true}? {Exactly|Precisely} what do older {children|kids} {get out of|leave} reading
  9. {novels|books}? What do {younger|more youthful} kids {get from|receive from|obtain from} {being read|reading} to?
  10. Does {reading|checking out} matter?
  11.  
  12. The {purpose|function} of this {article|short article|post} is to {say|state} that, yes, it{'s true| holds true},
  13. {reading|checking out} {really|truly|actually} {is important|is essential|is very important|is necessary}, {and that|which} there are some {solid|strong}
  14. {reasons why|reasons|reasons that} that is so. Let's {begin|start} with the {practical|useful}
  15. {benefits|advantages} {and then|and after that} {move on|proceed|carry on} to the less {tangible|concrete} {rewards|benefits} of a.
  16. life filled with reading.
  17.  
  18. Books {Help|Assist} {Children|Kid} {Develop|Establish} {Vital|Important|Crucial|Essential} Language {Skills|Abilities}.
  19.  
  20. {Reading|Checking out} is {an important|an essential|a crucial} {skill|ability} that {needs|requires} to be {developed|established}.
  21. in {children|kids}. Not {only|just} is it {necessary|required|needed|essential} for survival {in the world|on the planet|worldwide}.
  22. of schools and ({later on|in the future|later}) universities, {but|however} in adult life as.
  23. well. The {ability|capability} to {learn about|find out about|discover|learn more about} {new|brand-new} {subjects|topics} and {find|discover} {helpful|useful|valuable|practical|handy}.
  24. {information|info|details} on anything from {health problems|health issue|illness} and.
  25. {consumer|customer} {protection|security|defense} to more {academic|scholastic} {research|research study} into.
  26. science or the arts {depends on|depends upon} the {ability|capability} to {read|check out}.
  27.  
  28. Futurologists {used|utilized} to {predict|anticipate|forecast} the death of the printed word.
  29. {but|however}, {ironically|paradoxically}, {Internet|Web} {has|has actually} made {reading more|learning more|finding out more} and more a.
  30. part of {people|individuals}'s {daily lives|lives|every day lives}. The paperless society is {a myth|a misconception}.
  31. The {computer|computer system}'s {ability|capability} to {process|procedure} and {analyze|evaluate|examine} {data|information} {means|ways|methods}.
  32. that {endless|unlimited|limitless} variations on reports and other {types of|kinds of}.
  33. {documents|files} can be and are {generated|produced|created}. {Internet|Web}, itself an.
  34. {enormous|huge|massive} {new|brand-new} source of {information|info|details} and {recreation|entertainment|leisure}, is.
  35. {based on|based upon} the {humble|simple|modest} {written|composed} word. To {effectively|efficiently|successfully} {utilize|use|make use of} the.
  36. web and judge the {authenticity|credibility} and {value|worth} of what is {found|discovered}.
  37. there, both reading and {critical|crucial|vital|important} thinking {skills|abilities} are of prime.
  38. {importance|significance|value}.
  39.  
  40. The more {children|kids} {read|check out}, the {better|much better} they {become|end up being} at.
  41. reading. It's as {simple|easy|basic} as that. The more {enjoyable|pleasurable|satisfying} the.
  42. things they {read|check out} are, the more they'll {stick with|stick to} them and.
  43. {develop|establish} the reading {skills|abilities} that they'll {need|require} for {full|complete} access to.
  44. {information|info|details} in their adult lives. {Reading|Checking out} {should|ought to|must|need to} be {viewed|seen}.
  45. as {a pleasurable|a pleasant|an enjoyable|a satisfying} activity - as a source of {entertaining|amusing} tales.
  46. and {useful|helpful|beneficial} and {interesting|fascinating|intriguing} {factual|accurate} {information|info|details}.
  47.  
  48. The more {young children|children|kids|young kids} {are read|read} to, the {greater|higher} their.
  49. interest in mastering reading. Reading out loud exposes.
  50. {children|kids} to {proper|appropriate|correct} grammar and phrasing. It {enhances|improves|boosts} the.
  51. {development|advancement} of their spoken language {skills|abilities}, their {ability|capability} to.
  52. {express|reveal} themselves verbally.
  53.  
  54. {Reading|Checking out}, by {way|method} of books, {magazines|publications} or {websites|sites},.
  55. exposes kids to {new|brand-new} vocabulary. Even when they {don't|do not}.
  56. {understand|comprehend} every {new|brand-new} word, they {absorb|take in|soak up} something from.
  57. the context that {may|might} deepen their understanding of it the.
  58. next time the word is {encountered|experienced|come across}. When {parents|moms and dads} {read|check out}.
  59. aloud to {children|kids}, the {children|kids} {also|likewise} hear {correct|appropriate|right|proper}.
  60. pronunciation as they see the words on the page, even if.
  61. they can't yet {read|check out} the words {on their own|by themselves}.
  62.  
  63. {Reading|Checking Out} Can {Open Up|Open} New Worlds and Enrich {Children|Kid}'s.
  64. Lives.
  65.  
  66. As {mentioned|discussed|pointed out} above, {reading|checking out} opens doors - doors to.
  67. {factual|accurate} {information|info|details} about any subject {on earth|in the world}, {practical|useful} or.
  68. theoretical. {Given|Provided|Offered} the wealth of {available|offered|readily available} resources such as.
  69. {Internet|Web}, libraries, schools and {bookstores|book shops}, if {children|kids} can.
  70. {read|check out} well and if they see {reading|checking out} as a source of {information|info|details},.
  71. then for the rest of their lives they will have access to all of.
  72. the {accumulated|built up|collected} {knowledge|understanding} of {mankind|humanity}, access to all of the.
  73. {great|fantastic|terrific|excellent} minds and {ideas|concepts} of the past and present. It {truly|really|genuinely} is.
  74. magic!
  75.  
  76. Through books, {children|kids} can {also|likewise} {learn about|find out about|discover|learn more about} {people|individuals} and.
  77. {places|locations} from other parts of the world, {improving|enhancing} their.
  78. understanding of and {concern|issue} for all of {humanity|humankind|mankind}. This, in.
  79. turn, contributes towards our sense that we {truly|really|genuinely} {live in|reside in} a.
  80. " {global|worldwide|international} {village|town}" and {may|might} {help|assist} us {bring about|produce|cause} a more.
  81. {peaceful|tranquil|serene} future for {everyone|everybody}. This can {happen|occur|take place} through.
  82. nonfiction {but|however}, {perhaps|possibly|maybe} {even more|much more|a lot more} {importantly|significantly|notably}, reading.
  83. {novels|books} that are {set in|embeded in} other {places|locations} and {time periods|period} can {give|provide|offer}.
  84. {children|kids} {a deeper|a much deeper} understanding of others through.
  85. {identification|recognition} with {individual|private|specific} characters and their {plights|predicaments}.
  86.  
  87. Through stories and {novels|books} {children|kids} can vicariously {try out|try|check out|experiment with}.
  88. {new|brand-new} experiences and {test|evaluate|check} {new ideas|originalities}, {with no|without any} {negative|unfavorable}.
  89. {consequences|repercussions|effects} in their {real lives|realities}. They can {meet|satisfy|fulfill} characters.
  90. who they'll {enjoy|delight in|take pleasure in} {returning to|going back to} for {comforting|reassuring|soothing} and {satisfying|rewarding|gratifying}.
  91. {visits|gos to|check outs|sees} when they {reread|go over} {a cherished|a treasured|a valued} book or {discover|find} a.
  92. {sequel|follow up}. Books {also|likewise} {give|provide|offer} kids the {opportunity|chance} to {flex|bend} their.
  93. {critical|crucial|vital|important} thinking {skills|abilities} in such {areas|locations} as {problem|issue} {solving|resolving|fixing}, the.
  94. {concepts|ideas|principles} of {cause and effect|domino effect}, {conflict|dispute} resolution, and.
  95. {acceptance|approval} of {responsibility|obligation|duty} for one's actions. Mysteries.
  96. {allow|enable|permit} {children|kids} to follow {clues|hints|ideas} to their {logical|rational|sensible} conclusions.
  97. and to {try|attempt} to outguess the author. Even for {very|extremely|really} young.
  98. {children|kids}, {a simple|an easy|a basic} story with {a repetitive|a repeated|a recurring} refrain or {a simple|an easy|a basic}.
  99. {mystery|secret} to {solve|resolve|fix} {gives|provides|offers} {a confidence|a self-confidence} {boost|increase}. {Children|Kids} can.
  100. {predict|anticipate|forecast} the patterns and {successfully|effectively} {solve|resolve|fix} the riddles.
  101.  
  102. {Children|Kids} are {influenced|affected} by and {imitate|mimic} the world around.
  103. them. While {a steady|a stable|a consistent|a constant} {diet|diet plan} of violent {cartoons|animations} {may|might} have a.
  104. {detrimental|harmful|damaging|destructive} {effect|impact|result} on {children|kids}'s {development|advancement}, {carefully|thoroughly}.
  105. {chosen|selected|picked} stories and books can have {a positive|a favorable} {influence|impact} on.
  106. {children|kids}, sensitizing them to the {needs|requirements} of others. For.
  107. example, books can {encourage|motivate} {children|kids} to be more.
  108. cooperative, to {share with|show} others, to be kind to animals, or to.
  109. {respect|regard} the {natural environment|natural surroundings}.
  110.  
  111. {Reading|Checking Out} Can {Enhance|Improve|Boost} {Children|Kid}'s Social {Skills|Abilities}.
  112.  
  113. Although reading is {thought of as|considered} the {quintessential|essential|ultimate}.
  114. {solitary|singular} activity, in {certain|specific|particular} {circumstances|situations|scenarios} {reading|checking out} can be a.
  115. {socializing|interacting socially|mingling} activity. {For example|For instance}, {a parent|a moms and dad} or grandparent.
  116. {reading|checking out} a story aloud, whether from {a traditional|a conventional|a standard} printed.
  117. book or from an ebook, can be {a great|a fantastic|a terrific|an excellent} {opportunity|chance} for {adult|grownup}.
  118. and {child|kid} to share some {quiet|peaceful}, {relaxed|unwinded} quality time together.
  119. {away from|far from} the rush and {stresses|tensions} of {the business|business} of {daily|everyday|day-to-day}.
  120. living. They share {a few|a couple of} minutes of {precious|valuable} time, plus they.
  121. share the {ideas|concepts} that are {contained|included|consisted of} in the story. In addition,.
  122. older {children|kids} can be {encouraged|motivated} to {read|check out} aloud to {younger|more youthful}.
  123. ones as {a means|a way|a method} of {enhancing|improving|boosting} their relationship.
  124.  
  125. At school or at a library story hour, books can bring.
  126. {children|kids} together and can be part of {a positive|a favorable} shared.
  127. experience. For some {preschoolers|young children} this {may|might} be their.
  128. {primary|main} {opportunity|chance} to {socialize|interact socially|mingle} and to {learn|discover|find out} how to {behave|act}.
  129. around other {children|kids} or how to sit {quietly|silently} for a group activity.
  130. {Make the most of|Maximize|Take advantage of} this experience by {encouraging|motivating} {children|kids} to.
  131. {talk about|discuss|speak about} what they{'ve| have actually} {read|checked out} or heard.
  132.  
  133. {Reading|Checking Out} Can {Improve|Enhance} Hand-Eye Coordination.
  134.  
  135. It {may|might} sound {funny|amusing}, {but|however} ebooks can be {a way|a method} for {children|kids}.
  136. to {improve|enhance} their {fine|great} motor {skills|abilities} and their hand-eye.
  137. coordination, as they click around a childfriendly {website|site} or.
  138. click the {backward|backwards} and forward buttons of online story.
  139. pages. They {may|might} {also|likewise} be {picking up|getting} {valuable|important} {computer|computer system}.
  140. {skills|abilities} that they'll {need|require} in school and {later|later on} in life.
  141.  
  142. {Reading|Checking Out} Can {Provide|Offer|Supply} {Children|Kids} with {Plenty of|Lots Of|A Lot Of} {Good|Great|Excellent}, {Clean|Tidy}.
  143. {Fun|Enjoyable}.
  144.  
  145. I{'ve| have actually} {saved|conserved} the most {important|essential|crucial} point for last. {Reading|Checking out} can.
  146. {provide|offer|supply} {children|kids} with {endless|unlimited|limitless} hours of {fun|enjoyable} and.
  147. {entertainment|home entertainment}. All of the {pragmatic|practical} {reasons|factors} above aren't at.
  148. all {necessary|required|needed|essential} to {justify|validate} reading's {place|location} in {children|kids}'s lives.
  149. Stories can {free up|maximize} {imaginations|creativities} and {open up|open} {exciting|interesting|amazing} {new|brand-new}.
  150. worlds of {fantasy|dream} or {reality|truth}. They {allow|enable|permit} {children|kids} to dream and.
  151. {may|might} {give them|provide} {a good|a great|an excellent} start on the {road|roadway} to {viewing|seeing} reading.
  152. as {a lifelong|a long-lasting} source of {pleasure|enjoyment|satisfaction}; so {read|check out} to your young.
  153. {children|kids} every day.
  154.  
  155. Inspire your older {children|kids} to {read|check out}. {Give them|Provide} access to.
  156. {plenty of|lots of|a lot of} {reading|checking out} {material|product} that they'll {enjoy|delight in|take pleasure in} and discuss it.
  157. with them. {Sample|Test} {everything|whatever} - {traditional|conventional|standard} printed books and.
  158. ebooks on {Internet|Web}, {classic|traditional|timeless} {children|kids}'s {novels|books} and fairy tales,.
  159. {as well as|in addition to|along with} more {modern|contemporary|modern-day} stories.
  160.  
  161. If {a child|a kid} {wants to|wishes to} hear the {same|exact same|very same} story over and over.
  162. {again|once again}, {don't|do not} {worry about|stress over|fret about} it. {Children|Kids} {take comfort|bask} from the.
  163. familiarity and predictability of {a beloved|a cherished|a precious} story that they {know|understand}.
  164. by heart. There's no {harm|damage} {in that|because}. Reread old favorites and,.
  165. at the {same|exact same|very same} time, {introduce|present} your {children|kids} to {new|brand-new} stories.
  166. Your {child|kid}'s mind and heart have {room|space} for both.
  167.  
  168. So {Reading|Checking Out} {Really|Truly|Actually} Does Matter After All.
  169.  
  170. There are {so many|a lot of|many|numerous} {ways in|methods} which reading continues to.
  171. be both {a vital|an important|a crucial|an essential} {skill|ability} for {children|kids} to master, and {an important|an essential|a crucial}.
  172. source of {knowledge|understanding} and {pleasure|enjoyment|satisfaction} that can last {a lifetime|a life time}.
  173. {Nurture|Support} it in your {children|kids}. {Make the most of|Maximize|Take advantage of} all the.
  174. resources that are {available|offered|readily available} and {waiting for|waiting on|awaiting} you: printed.
  175. books, online books, {magazines|publications} {and so forth|etc}. {Encourage|Motivate}.
  176. follow-up activities {involving|including} {creative|innovative|imaginative} {writing|composing} {skills|abilities} and the.
  177. arts, {as well|also|too}, so that your {children|kids} can {reflect upon|contemplate} or.
  178. {expand|broaden} on what they{'ve| have actually} {absorbed|taken in|soaked up} and, at the {same|exact same|very same} time,.
  179. {develop|establish} their own {creativity|imagination}. As you {help|assist} your kids {appreciate|value}.
  180. the magic of reading, you'll {find|discover} that there's a whole.
  181. {wonderful|fantastic|terrific} world {full of|filled with|loaded with} {children|kids}'s literature out there that YOU.
  182. can {enjoy|delight in|take pleasure in} too.
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