Some very light reading
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The Little Big Book Club Incorporated is a not for profit arts organization whose mission is to promote reading, the discussion of books and the promotion of Australian authors. |
| Reading regularly with young children is probably the single most important activity that you can undertake to develop a child’s ability to read and write.
The human brain is most open to environmental influences in the first few years of life with 75% of brain development occurring between birth and the age of three. Parents often don’t know at what age they should start reading to their children. What should they read to them? How often? How long? To answer these questions and to support and encourage parents to read to their young children, The Little Big Book Club offers a range of support materials and guidance. Read Cat by Mike Dumbleton and Craig Smith. Read the CMIS review for Cat |
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Watch the Little Big Book Club for the next e-book
Boom Bah by Phil Cummings and Nina Rycroft.
Due next week.
