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Read Aloud Printable Resources

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Book Passport An eight-page mini-book designed for children to record the books they have read – all that is needed are a few folds and one cut! Book Passport Folding Instructional Video Book Badges Four badges for children to color as they finish reading a sci-fi, mystery, fantasy, and adventure book. Start with these strategies to encourage kids to read. Remember, when you build enjoyable reading habits with your family, you’ll help kids associate reading with pleasure, which will inspire them to read on their own. Need more advice?

Explore more resources and guides below! Find a time to read when you can both relax and enjoy it – try bedtime, nap time, snack time, after dinner. Get comfortable. Find a cozy spot to read and make sure the TV and other distractions are off. Read the book or story yourself before you read it to your child. Tell your child why you love it.

If your child doesn’t like a book, switch to another. If he or she isn’t in the mood, stop reading and try again later. We invite you to download and print these books.* However, if you buy the complete book set from Starfall, you can save printing costs and give your child the pride of owning real books. Learn about our low-cost special offer. Or visit our online Learn to Read activities with Starfall. * Individuals may reproduce these books for noncommercial use in their classroom or home.

Any other reproduction is prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Welcome to Read to Them’s Family Resources page! Whether you’ve been reading aloud with your children for years or you are just getting started, this is the place for you. Below, you’ll find: We are so glad to have you join our community of readers. Ready?

Set… Go! Our reading tips have been carefully compiled to suit readers of all experience levels. Whether you’re about to read aloud for the first time, mid-way through a book, or looking for your next literary adventure, we’ve got you covered! Click on the orange headings to get started and the dark blue headings to learn more. It is never too early to share books with a child. Reading with the littlest ones is about experiencing the closeness and joy that books can bring, so don’t worry about reading every word.

Instead, focus on sharing this special time with your child. Here are some tips: One way to make books come alive is to build relationships with favorite authors. When you find authors you love, read lots of their books. You’ll start to notice things that are familiar – and things that are new – across their books. Here are some ways to appreciate in an author’s body of work:

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While you can’t control another person’s interests entirely, reading aloud to your kids is one way to cultivate a love for books and reading! Unfortunately, choosing a good book that appeals to a wide range of readers can be challenging. That’s why my team and I have curated this list of tried and true family favorites for you! Whether you’re reading aloud to preschoolers or teens, there’s a wide range of recommendations, including realistic, fantasy, mystery, humor, and so much more! Keep in mind that the ages included in this post are recommended ages to be read aloud to, not for independent reading. Today’s recommendations come from Afoma (founder and editor of Reading Middle Grade), Jess (K-5 librarian and mom), Evelyn (5th grade teacher-librarian and mom) and Katie (writer and mom).

FREEBIE: Our printables are usually only available for Patreon members, but for this post, consider this printable a gift from us to your family! Take it with you to the library and bookstore as you shop for the stories that have caught your eye on this list. Want more printable lists? Join Patreon or buy them from our shop.

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Explore more resources and guides below! Find a time to read when you can both relax and enjoy it – try bedtime, nap time, snack time, after dinner. Get comfortable. Find a cozy spot to read and make sure the TV and other distractions are off. Read the book or story yourself before you read it to your child. Tell your child why you love it.

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If your child doesn’t like a book, switch to another. If he or she isn’t in the mood, stop reading and try again later. We invite you to download and print these books.* However, if you buy the complete book set from Starfall, you can save printing costs and give your child the pride of owning real books. Learn about our low-cost special offer. Or visit our online Learn to Read activities with Sta...

Any Other Reproduction Is Prohibited Without Written Permission From The

Any other reproduction is prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Welcome to Read to Them’s Family Resources page! Whether you’ve been reading aloud with your children for years or you are just getting started, this is the place for you. Below, you’ll find: We are so glad to have you join our community of readers. Ready?

Set… Go! Our Reading Tips Have Been Carefully Compiled To

Set… Go! Our reading tips have been carefully compiled to suit readers of all experience levels. Whether you’re about to read aloud for the first time, mid-way through a book, or looking for your next literary adventure, we’ve got you covered! Click on the orange headings to get started and the dark blue headings to learn more. It is never too early to share books with a child. Reading with the li...