LSC 300 L
Literature for Children
Department of Library Science and Instructional Technology
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven CT


CONTENTS:
Infants
Toddlers
Preschoolers
Five and Six Year Olds
Seven and Eight Year Olds
Nine and Ten Year Olds
Eleven and Twelve Year Olds
What is reading?
Tips for reading to children
Course Home

Reading to Children

It is never too early to begin reading to children.
It is never too late to begin reading to people.

By following links in the left menu, you will find lists of characteristics of children at each age level as well as tips for encouraging reading. Be sure to review the material on child development for each age group for a better understanding why a certain age child prefers a certain type of book.

Reference: Cullinan, Bernice E. (1992). Read to me: Raising kids who love to read. New York: Scholastic. ISBN 0-590-45206-1 $4.50 paperback [Also discusses when to start reading to your child, how to use television wisely, how to make a reader out of your child, and how to make a writer out of your child. Contains tips of busy parents and further explains characteristics of each age group.]



 

 

           

                       


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