<img height="1" width="1" alt="" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=940171109376247&amp;ev=PageView&amp;noscript=1">
fp-blog-purple

Talking About Books with your Child

Talking About Books with your Child

Here are some topics and conversation starters that you might try with your child as you read and talk about books together:

  • Discuss how the book is like something in your child's life or your life. "That's like...." or "That reminds me of..."
  • Point out the people, characters or animals in the book and what they are like.  "That (person or animal) is funny. It made me laugh when they...." or "What do you think (the character) is going to do?"
  • Imagine what might happen next.  "What do you think is going to happen?" or "I think (event) might happen because...."
  • Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Encourage your child to share their thoughts and ideas, share some of your thoughts and experiences, and remember a good book conversation sounds like two friends enjoying a book together. Enjoy!

FP_FPL_Remote_Learning_Icon_v02

 

Topics: Daily Lit Bit, Daily Remote Learning Tip

Wed, Mar 25, '20

Related Posts

Respond to Texts to Explore Meaning

Respond to Texts to Explore Meaning Learning Through Inquiry There are many ways that children can respon...
Mon, Oct 25, '21

"Share the Pen" Writing with your Child

"Share the Pen" Writing with your Child Learning Through Inquiry "Shared writing" gives young children th...
Mon, Oct 18, '21

Making Books

Making Books Learning Through Inquiry The only joy greater than reading a good book, perhaps, is writing ...
Mon, Oct 11, '21

Daily Learning Tip 9-07-21

Reading aloud and discussing texts with children helps them become interested in print, notice characteri...
Tue, Sep 7, '21