Last week I gave you 7 Ways to Turn a BOOK HATER into a BOOK READER!
If you know a reluctant reader use those steps and these book lists to help you find the right book.
I know there are far too many reluctant readers out there that are missing out on not only a ton of awesome and entertaining books, but they are also missing out on the benefits for being a reader.
Readers...
- Are Less Stressed
- Have a Larger Vocabulary
- Have Stronger Thinking Skills
- Have Better Focus and Concentration
- Have Better Speaking Skills
- Appreciate Other Places and Cultures
- Keep Brain Stimulated
- Have Better Memory
- Improves Creativity
- Are Better Writers
Over the next few weeks I will be sharing with you book lists for reluctant readers aka people that don't like to read. I have broken the lists down by age. Today, you get...
Books for Reluctant Readers in
Kindergarten and First Grade
Kindergarten
Boys:
Read this book over and over again.
Girls:
This is the first in a series of picture books. Start with Pinkalicious and go from there when she falls in love with this one.
Everyone:
Mo Willems has a series of Pigeon books. These appeal to everyone and fun to read aloud.
First Grade
Boys:
This series has both fiction and non-fiction books that are great.
Girls:
A great series with pictures in a "early chapter book" format. Very well written.
Everyone:
This is the first book of many great picture books and early chapter books.
Almost all of these books are the first of a series. Getting kids reading and enjoying a series is a way to get them reading all summer long.
Happy Summer Reading even for Reluctant Readers!
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