
Why reading is important for pre-schoolers
words, language and develop early literacy skills.
Vocabulary Building:
Reading is enhancing the vocabulary a good practice to boost your child’s memory is by reading a book. Child can remember the situation, background, imagination and their favourite characters.
Jolly Phonics:
Nursery Rhymes:
Children can experience a language’s rhythm through rhymes. They learn to talk with expression, confidence, and gestures as they recite nursery rhymes. Rhymes are useful in capturing children’s attention, which is crucial to maintaining their happiness and joy.
Cognition Development:
Fostering Empathy:
When we read a book, we immerse ourselves in the narrative. As a result of experiencing other characters, experiences and being able to relate their emotions, this enables us to build empathy. Children can then apply this knowledge of emotions, which aid them in comprehending them both their own feelings as well as those of others. Their social development is greatly aided by
this.
Acquiring deeper understanding:
Fostering greater connections:
Regular reading time between a parent children or teacher and children certainly strengthen the bond between them. Reading gives parents and teachers chance to create a routine and shared the activities that both can look forward to. Additionally, it gives the attention, love, and reassurance they need to feel nurtured and secure. Spring fields nursery priority is to focus on the each child communication skill that they can easily express their feelings. Through following the daily schedule of reading, singing nursery
rhymes and sharing stories spring fields provide the children to learn new things on daily basis.