i. Children will fall in love with the words on the page while growing closer to the person reading to them. b. Some of the best words you can hear when reading to a child is “Read it I know this because my nephew has said it so many times. again.” [transition] As you can clearly see, there is so much to gain and nothing to lose when reading to children. They gain vocabulary, knowledge, a love for literature, and you gain the enjoyment of seeing all this take place. Conclusion I. Reading to children: there is more to it than one might first imagine, as we help unleash their potential. Perhaps W. Fusselman said it best when he a said, “Today tomorrow a leader.” II. Today I have given you the reasons to read to children. A. We see the knowledge they will gain, B. the better learners they will be, C. and the bond they will have to literature and to you. III. So remember these reasons and read to the various children in your life. Help them grow and help them know what Dr. Seuss knew: more that you read, the more things you will know. “The The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Bibliography Brennan, Stephanie. Upon A Time: An Internet Webquest on Successful “Once 10 Feb. 2003. Child Readers.” 2002.
i. Children will fall in love with the words on the page while growing closer to the person reading to them. b. Some of the best words you can hear when reading to a child is “Read it again.” I know this because my nephew has said it so many times. [transition] As you can clearly see, there is so much to gain and nothing to lose when reading to children. They gain vocabulary, knowledge, a love for literature, and you gain the enjoyment of seeing all this take place. Conclusion I. Reading to children: there is more to it than one might first imagine, as we help unleash their potential. Perhaps W. Fusselman said it best when he said, “Today a tomorrow a leader.” II. Today I have given you the reasons to read to children. A. We see the knowledge they will gain, B. the better learners they will be, C. and the bond they will have to literature and to you. III. So remember these reasons and read to the various children in your life. Help them grow and help them know what Dr. Seuss knew: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Bibliography Brennan, Stephanie. “Once Upon A Time: An Internet Webquest on Successful Child Readers.” 2002. 10 Feb. 2003.
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