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bancheung

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1. Bring him to library every week
2. Read together with him
3. Watch TV or media with the same contents of the book
4. Praise him after finishing reading a book
5. Form a peer group of reading

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bonmom 發表於 13-12-5 13:22
1 父母身教好重要,父母常在子女面前閱讀,小朋友自然有樣學樣

2 平時擺放書籍,要把封面向出,用封面的圖畫吸 ...

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同意。我認為要有興趣及能認字，才會自己看書。因此，我先跟女兒看圖畫字典(睇中/英文書開始時都係字典，英文會用按主題分類的圖解字典，推介oxford的，內有海洋公園、各節日，小朋友較熟悉)，然後看簡單故事書(ORT買全套)，4歲女兒已不要我伴讀了，現在5歲，能着懂外國推薦5歲兒童看的簡單chapter book。
(我自己英文唔好，屋企是講廣東話)

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WaKy

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我一同個囝講英文故事書，佢即刻話唔睇啦；講中文書好好多

佢依家2yrs 4mth

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引用：我一同個囝講英文故事書，佢即刻話唔睇啦；

原帖由 WaKy 於 14-01-24 發表
我一同個囝講英文故事書，佢即刻話唔睇啦；講中文書好好多

佢依家2yrs 4mth ...

會唔會佢聽唔明英文，所以冇興趣聽英文故事?

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WaKy

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仲當然啦，佢得2歲幾,...我又無特別谷佢學英文

但我想講既係，佢好抗拒英文lor；唔睇又點識呢...但我都唔想迫佢，驚佢連中文書都唔想睇....

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我仔和女在這年齡最愛看幼稚園的課本，我在二手市場買其他學校的課本。他們看了再看，樂此不疲。他們最愛追著要我講，漸漸也會自已看，但當然不會裡面的文字。看圖畫他們已明白內容。你也可以試試啊！

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本帖最後由 Aurorasea 於 14-1-28 01:27 編輯

1. Bring her to the library
2. LET HER CHOOSE what she wants to read, and also
3. Find out what she likes and choose some books that talk about her favourite topics
4. This age is to develop interest. Doesn't have to be strict, accurate, finish the entire book and read every word. If she leaves 1/2 way, skip some pages or want to repeat some pages, don't be too stressed about it.
Let her and resume another day. You can make reading into a bedtime routine, but other times she's free to choose when she wants to read.
5. Remember : If you need to force your girl  to read, you are not helping them develop her interest.
6. Don't give her too many books at a time. Put books neatly and attractively on a low shelf, with covers facing forward, a few (3 - 5) at at time, and rotate the books often.
7. Have a reading corner at home.
8. Cut down or stop ipad / computer. They are certainly more appealing than books.
9. At age 2+, they may enjoy looking at pictures, focusing on details etc.
Read to them, and ask her what she sees from the pictures. Ask her "where is xxx", "what is xxx", "what is happening etc." and let her point them out.
10.  Reading is more interesting when it's related to their lives and involve 'field work'.
Let's say if you chose books  on cats, one day you may bring her to a pet shop and show her real cats to reinforce her understanding and interest. If she read about flowers, then show her some real flowers and talk about them if you come across a park / plant or flower shop. If it's just about daily objects, when hunt for related items around the house etc.
In general, going out (instead of indoors) can expose them to lots of new things that can stimulate their interest. 11. Sitting down and reading together is more interesting and interactive than a reading machine. I would use reading pen later when she shows greater interest in it.
12. Adults should set good example. You can't expect her to love reading if adults at home prefer gadgets / TV.

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crysta2l very informative and good advice. Thanks. 發表於 14-2-12 14:15

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傻太發表於 13-12-4 17:19
咪笑我低b阿女(2.5yr就剛訂左monster inc.)

step into reading 呢個系列很好呀. 我女細時都好喜歡睇.

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How much? Where can I make the order?

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Thank you, Aurorasea! Your information is very detailed and useful!

Now My daughter loves reading picture books and story telling. And I want to know when I should start to teach her recognizing words so that she is able to read simple words and sentencies. Do you have any recommendations?

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本帖最後由 Aurorasea 於 14-1-30 02:33 編輯

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I don't have very much personal experience in this yet because my girl is only 2 years old.
Yes she really loves books and sometimes it's the first thing she'll ask me to do with her after she wakes up before her breakfast, or before bed.
She is still more interested in pics than words.
I have tried getting books with just very simple words or sentences next to the picture and point them out to her as I read along. She is not very interested in words yet, I guess she's reached her sensitive period for written text yet.
As long as she loves books I'm not so worried, and it's just a matter of time she'll pick it up.
Some of my relatives didn't teach phonics but just read to their kids everyday as part of their daily routine and they started to pick up reading skills around 3.

For my girl, school will teach phonics around 3 and also have word / reading games, activities. From what I've heard, the school will teach reading in series of steps: 1. Train small muscles of hands with hands-on activities and games
2. Then ask them to learn how to trace letters and as they trace they learn the word's sounds (phonics).
3. Then reading will come naturally, and they will reinforce their learning with word compostions, and then sentence composition educational materials.

(By the way, beause she goes to a montessori school, the way they teach reading is different from most other schools. Later I'll know if this method works well for my girl, then I can share more experiences. )

I'll just relax because by time she starts to learn how to read she'll acquire the skills quite fast.
Why force it when she's not ready?