RAR #157: Why Read Aloud to Kids Who Can Read Themselves?
About this episode
Why read aloud to kids who can read themselves? It’s a fair question. Not many of us remember parents or teachers reading to us once we were old enough to read on our own.
But the benefits of reading aloud to kids who are old enough to read themselves are numerous.
That’s what we’re tackling in this episode of the Read-Aloud Revival podcast.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- 5 major benefits to reading aloud to kids who can read themselves
- How reading together can help us connect during challenging times
- Why experts agree that reading aloud is an absolute game changer when it comes to academics
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