About this episode
In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to talk with your kids about books. Specifically, we’re talking about open-ended questions, which you’ve probably heard us talk about before here at Read-Aloud Revival.
Open-ended questions are key to having conversations with your kids about anything they read, and anything you read together.
But what exactly qualifies as an open-ended question, and why do they work?
In this episode, I’m breaking down:
- How to make book conversation a habit
- How open ended questions are a form of narration
- How to talk about books even if you haven’t read them yourself
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