5 Questions Parents Can Ask When Reading with Children

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In a world where screens often dominate our children's attention, the magical experience of reading can sometimes take a back seat. Sharing a book with your child is one of the most enriching activities you can do. Not only does reading with your child boost literacy skills but it can also create a close bond between you and your little one.

The experience doesn't have to stop at simply turning pages. By asking thoughtful and engaging questions during story time, you can transform reading into an interactive adventure! The right questions can ignite your child's imagination, enhance their understanding of the story, and encourage them to think critically about the characters and themes.

In this blog, we'll explore a variety of creative question prompts that will make your reading sessions lively and memorable. Whether you're diving into a whimsical fairy tale or an exciting adventure, these conversation starters will help you connect deeply with your child while fostering a lifelong love of literature. So grab a cozy blanket, pick a favorite book, and let’s let this journey of discovery together! Happy reading!
Here are some questions that can help make your story time more meaningful and engaging. 

1.
 What do you think will happen next?
Encourage your child to predict the story's progression, fostering their imagination and critical thinking.

2. Who is your favorite character, and why?
This helps children connect with the characters and express their feelings and opinions.

3. How would you feel if you were in the character’s shoes?
This promotes empathy and helps children relate their experiences to those of the characters.

4. What lesson do you think the story is trying to teach us?
Sharing thoughts about the moral or message encourages deeper thinking about the story's themes.

5. Can you remember a time when you felt something similar to the characters?This question strengthens personal connections and helps children articulate their feelings and experiences.

Bonus Questions for Discussion: 
  • How would you change the ending of the story?
  • If you could create a new title for the story, what would you name it?
  • If you could be a character, who would you want to be and why?
  • How did the story make you feel?
  • If you could ask one of the characters a question, what would you ask?

These questions can help make reading a more interactive and enriching experience, encouraging deeper engagement with the story and enhancing comprehension!
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