They are my result for practicing read aloud at home.

Assalamualaikum.



This is the video that I've recorded yesterday afternoon at my home. 3 nieces and a nephew were busy reading aloud. It was so much fun watching and listening to them.

Ages between 4 and 6, all of them except for my nephew who's 4, can already read books for primary school students. Emran has just started reading and in this video he's creating his own story by looking at the pictures in the book.

Thank you Allah. I'm happy that it really works.

Reading Aloud

Research and practice show that one simple activity — reading aloud — is the best way to prepare children for learning to read and to keep them reading as they learn and grow. Reading aloud helps your children develop the language skills that they will use in school and throughout their lives.

Reading aloud also creates a special time for you to bond with your children. Cuddle together as you share adventures. Laugh at silly characters, root for heroes, and wag your fingers at villains. And do it together. At the same time, you'll be helping your children develop a lifelong appreciation for reading.

Why read aloud? Because reading aloud:

• Is great fun, and it benefits your children's growth as readers and learners.


• Nurtures your children's love of both the written and spoken word.


• Gives you a chance to rediscover favorite stories and find new ones.


• Helps your children develop important language skills that will help them learn to read on their own.