亲子共读经验分享-童书推荐-在家教中文
2021年4月19日
今天，大家，尤其是老师，找不到Axxxn。然后，Yxx Hxxg去看Axxxn是不是在厕所里。结果他看到了，而且他在大便！Axxxn很生气，骂Yxx Hxxg：喂！你怎么可以看别人大便？！然后Yxx Hxxg就跑掉了。原来，Axxxn没有跟老师说他要去大便！
今天，Axxxn一直抓我，我很生气，所以我有时会抓回他。我们两个一直这样子抓来抓去，结果打起来了。结果没有人赢。但是老师没有看到。
开学后，能好好上华文课的时间减少了，也相对缺乏弹性。孩子每天3点放学，回家后洗澡发呆玩玩具看电视，转眼就5点，轮到我开始准备煮饭。只有星期五上半天课，他在打扫完自己的小房间后，勉强坐下上30-45分钟的华文课。
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继上星期介绍的Dr. Seuss 《Horton Hears A Who!》后，我这次要推荐一本看到我心坎里的《The Lorax》。
因为小时候并没有机会接触Dr. Seuss的书，所以成年后以他的作品改编的电影《The Cat in the Hat》， 《The Grinch who Stole Christmas》等等，我都没看过。《The Lorax》上画时，我只当它是个关于可爱小精灵的故事，完全不知道它是何物。
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It simply means that parents pick up a book and read to children. No amount of tech can replace the one thing that matters the most, your voice with undivided attention.
“The single most important activity for building the knowledge required for eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.” – Jim Trelease
You can start as soon as your baby is born! Babies can benefit from reading aloud by listening to your comforting voice. It helps her feel safe and loved. Reading also stimulates the sense of hearing, sight and touch.
“The first few years of life is critical to your child’s brain development. Your baby is literally making trillions of connections during the first few years, the fastest it will ever grow” – Readaloud.org
The easiest way to bond with your child – no physical stamina or expensive toys is needed! Putting your child on your lap and reading to her are the best memories she will ever have of you.
Reading also helps expand vocabulary, develop comprehension and communication skills, encourage imagination and foster empathy.
…Is to set children on the road of becoming lifelong readers.
Parents reading to children is a joyful experience.
When children associate reading with pleasure, the likelihood of becoming avid readers increases significantly.
There’s no need to rush
Remember that reading aloud should be fun and stress-free. When you feel overwhelmed caring for your little one, it’s OK to take a break. But when you have time to catch a breath or two, pick up that book and read for even as little as 1 minute. It adds up.
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The content of this presentation is based on books about reading aloud expertise, as well as combined experiences shared by read aloud parents in Malaysia, including one with qualifications in Children Education Psychology.
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