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6 Reasons Kids Refuse to Read

6 Reasons Kids Refuse to Read

April 23, 2022 By parentnews Leave a Comment

As your kids get older it can get harder and harder for them to read. Especially with other easier forms of entertainment such as video games and videos. As kids grow over time, so do their interests. That is one big reason on why they aren’t reading as much. When they see that their friends are doing other activities other than reading, this can also affect how they feel and when they want to read.

Key Takeaways:

  • They are not interested in the books that you are giving them.
  • They have more interest in other activities, especially with ones dealing with friends.
  • They are watching a lot of video content, which can be better or worse.

“Sometimes kids just shut down when they see a long page full of text.”

Read more: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/6-reasons-why-kids-refuse-to-read?fbclid=IwAR2xvECr79OV6Iq-A2tYSb0JodxUR0gR2vYJfhKOiyJggnwDNGWSU96HNz4

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Raising a Lifelong Reader: Tips for Reading with Your Child |… 5 Reading Tips for Parents to Keep Kids Engaged 14 of the Best Read-Aloud Books for Preschoolers | Book Riot How to make reading fun when your kid is having trouble | NewFolks

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