Children will learn how to make the most out of the books that they reading through activities that help them improve their comprehension, critical thinking and the ability to use what they read. It is essential that children view reading as an engaging and productive activity from an early age. We attempt to develop such an attitude through fun and interesting activities.
Here are some sample activities: 1. Making an illustration: This needs the child to understand the book, pay attention to the details mentioned and convert them into visuals (Comprehension) 2. Role Play: Pick their favorite character from the book, dress up, enact what they do, talk about how they feel . (Critical thinking) 3. Change the Ending: Creating a new story from a story they read (Using what they read)
Here are some sample activities: 1. Making an illustration: This needs the child to understand the book, pay attention to the details mentioned and convert them into visuals (Comprehension) 2. Role Play: Pick their favorite character from the book, dress up, enact what they do, talk about how they feel . (Critical thinking) 3. Change the Ending: Creating a new story from a story they read (Using what they read)