Mission Statement
Our mission is to inspire a lifelong love of reading in children aged 6-10 by creating a fun, engaging, and supportive community. We aim to ignite imagination, foster curiosity, and build literacy skills through diverse book selections, interactive discussions, and creative activities. Our club is dedicated to empowering young readers to become confident, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic learners
Benefits of joining Champion Readers Book Club
Enhanced Reading Skills: Regular reading and exposure to various genres and authors can improve vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency.
Fostered Love for Reading: Participating in fun and engaging activities centred around books can instil a lifelong passion for reading.
Improved Critical Thinking: Discussions about the stories encourage children to think critically, ask questions, and express their opinions.
Social Interaction: The book club provides a platform for children to meet peers who share their interest in reading, promoting friendship and social skills.
Creativity and Imagination: Reading diverse books stimulates imagination and creativity, allowing children to explore new worlds and ideas.
Boosted Confidence: Sharing their thoughts and opinions in a supportive environment helps build confidence in expressing themselves.
Cultural Awareness: Exposure to stories from different cultures and perspectives broadens their understanding and appreciation of the world.
Parental Involvement: Parents are encouraged to be more involved in their child’s reading journey, strengthening the parent-child bond.
Fun and Enjoyment: Reading becomes an enjoyable and exciting activity. It is transformed from a task to a cherished hobby.
Create a culture of reading within your household
Children often model the behaviour of their parents. Creating a culture of reading within the household would encourage the joy of reading within your child
Start Early: Introduce books to your child from a young age, even before they can read independently. Read aloud to them regularly.
Be a Role Model: Let your child see you reading for pleasure. Children often mimic their parents’ behaviour
Make Reading Fun: Choose books that align with their interests and preferences, whether it’s dinosaurs, princesses, or adventure stories.
Discuss Books: Engage your child in conversations about what they’re reading. Ask about their favourite characters, plot twists, or predictions.
Create a Cosy Reading Space: Assign a comfortable and inviting area in your home for reading, with good lighting and a variety of books.
Limit Screen Time: Encourage reading as an option to screen-based entertainment.
Visit the Library: Make regular trips to the library a fun outing. Let your child explore and choose books they want to read.
Set Aside Time: Establish daily reading routine, such as bedtime stories or quiet reading time after school.
Celebrate Achievements Praise your child’s reading efforts and milestones. Consider rewards like a new book or a trip to a bookstore.
Be Patient and Persistent Not every child will take to reading right away. Keep trying different approaches and be patient with their progress..
By nurturing a positive environment where reading is enjoyable and valued, you can help your child develop a lifelong love for books and learning.
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