EDRG 3321 Mon Night 7-950

In my opinion, shared reading is something that benefits children of all ages. But I definitely think that doing shared reading should begin at a very early age. book choice is very important when it comes to shared reading. It is important to pick a book that you know your child or student will enjoy. It needs to be exciting and have the ability to capture the reader's attention. The aritcle used an example of a book called The Very Hungry Catepillar. We all like that book because it was probably shared to us when we were bery young. The little girl in the article loved the book. What was even better for her was that she had her own little worms that looked like caterpillars. Although she was a little toddler, she was still able to relate to the book. Shared reading allows for discussion as well as re rereading. Re-reading is good because it allows the students and teacher to emphasize on key words that students need to know or or having difficulty pronouncing. All in all, shared reading is an excellent way to share a book with your students and children.