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Reasons to Read Aloud
A Read Aloud Lesson by Mem Fox
Read or listen to tips for reading aloud by Mem Fox.
Reading to Babies
By 3 months the baby has more than 1,000 trillion brain synapses! Reading to infants helps these connections grow and survive.
Reading with Children: Why & How
Books teach children to use their imaginations. What they learn about people, places, and things can be important building blocks to later life success. From Palmetto Basics
VIDEO: Reasons to Read Aloud
Nurturing readers from Brooklyn Public Library
PODCAST: Tell Me a Story: Mem Fox on Reading Aloud
Fox discusses her stories and her career and shares why encouraging us all to read aloud has been such an important part of her work.
What's Going On In Your Child's Brain When You Read Them a Story?
Study showing that reading picture books with children is better than hearing a story or seeing a cartoon.
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