When choosing children to study, the sooner the better, the earlier they get in touch with listening and reading, and it is easy to enlighten children intellectually.

Get into the habit of reading aloud

Get into the habit of reading aloud.

Books are within reach.

Put the book within reach. The survey shows that children who grow up in a room full of books often become enthusiastic readers of these books very early.

Choose the right good book.

Choose a good book. Mrs. Bush believes that children need books that suit their interests, ages and abilities, and they also need all kinds of books. She suggested: read all kinds of written materials to children-newspapers, magazines, brochures, so as to show them all aspects of life. Children also like to listen to the same story over and over again. Repeated reading can enlarge children's vocabulary and help them understand the writing structure of stories.