The Read-Aloud Handbook
The Read-Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease is a revised edition published by Penguin Books on September 3, 1985. This book provides insights into the importance of reading aloud to children, offering guidance for parents and teachers on how to initiate this practice and select appropriate books. It also discusses ways to foster a reading-friendly environment at home and in classrooms, addressing the challenges posed by modern distractions such as television and video games.
Readers will find practical advice on creating a welcoming atmosphere for reading, along with a comprehensive treasury that includes over 1,200 titles, ranging from picture books to novels, suitable for read-aloud sessions. This edition emphasizes the role of children’s libraries and the significance of engaging young readers through shared literary experiences. With 243 pages, this handbook serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance children’s literacy and foster a love for reading.
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This extensively revised and updated edition describes why parents and teachers should read to children; how to begin reading aloud and which books to choose; how to create an atmosphere in the home and classroom that welcomes readers; and how to compete with the influences of television, computers, and video games. Also features an updated treasury featuring more than 1,200 new and classic children’s titles, from picture books to novels, that are perfect for reading aloud.
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