To combat reading loss during the Christmas season, it is crucial for you as teachers and educators to involve parents. By working together, we can bridge the gap between children who read and those who do not during the holiday break. Learning loss can affect reading fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension in students, making it essential for you to emphasize this in the Christmas letter. With parental support, children can maintain their reading skills and be well-prepared for the new term after the break. To facilitate this, i have developed a Christmas reading game, which consists of 24 different reading activities – an exciting alternative to traditional reading bingo. The game is designed for all children in primary school, from preschool to grade 6.
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CHRISTMAS READING GAME – 24 different motivational reading tasks.

40,00 kr
Skapare: Gullis lästips
Here you can take part in ten tips aimed at parents and adults, which offer support and advice to encourage children's reading during the winter holidays. These tips aim to prevent reading loss and help children maintain their reading skills, so that they are well prepared for the start of school. To help children stay on track with their winter reading, reading inspiration Gullis reading tips - @Gullislastips, a reading promoter and expert in children's and youth literature, has compiled ten reading tips that parents and other adults can use. In order to combat winter reading loss, it is important that teachers and educators recruit all parents. With the parents' help, the children can maintain their reading skills and be ready for a successful start to school.
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10 creative ways for parents and adults to encourage children’s reading during the winter break!

40,00 kr
Skapare: Gullis lästips

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