They're meant to me read out loud, otherwise it's letters on paper. As well as my drop down mic, we have a pass around one for the children. The reason why we use it is because when children in ...

When we read something out loud we need to make it sound interesting to keep the listener’s attention. We can do this by speaking with intonation. This means saying the words in an expressive ...

Bonnette says all you need are 5 minutes a day or doing it on the go. She says you can read things like road signs while you're in the car with your child.

To become a reader, children have to learn to hear these sounds. Playing language games can help. In addition, having a child read out loud – rather than listening to a parent read – is ...