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Kids Excited About Reading Top 6 strategies to get kids excited about reading are as follows: 1. Telling a story doesn't only include reading!  Listen to radio programmes and podcasts on stories, such as The Moth. Play audiobooks while driving. Tell folktales, fairy tales, urban legends, and personal legends again. Ask your child open-ended questions about the characters or the narrative's storyline while you are telling or reading a story to keep them interested. 2. Don't give up on your child if they don't enjoy reading.  You've chosen the incorrect book. Explore many genres of fiction, poetry, graphic novels, goofy fact books, president and sports star biographies, and gross-out scientific books. Consult a hip librarian or instructor for recommendations. For as long as your child will allow you to, read aloud to them, tell them tales, and listen to audiobooks together if they have a learning handicap or aren't interested in reading on their own. 3. Set aside

Fun and Easy Craft Ideas  Since school is out for the summer, we're sharing all the clever ways to keep youngsters occupied. Try these simple DIY craft projects for kids. 1. Create your own mosaic artwork Children are intrigued by colour, and this straightforward activity doesn't require any extra materials to put up. All you need is coloured paper, scissors, and PVA glue. You may also create mosaic art by cutting up old magazines into a variety of pieces (the kids can help with this part too). 2. A fortune teller or chatterbox It doesn't get any easier than this, since all you need to make our origami chatterbox activity is some pens and paper. Kids will enjoy customising this toy and playing it with all of their friends and family members. It is a playground classic. 3. Jolly Jellyfish One of our all-time fave kid's projects is these jolly jellyfish. They'll also look excellent hanging from the curtain rod or hanging over the bed as bedroom decor. Googly eyes can