We celebrated National Reading Month in November with the slogan "Read and Grow." It encourages readers of all ages to read and celebrates the privilege of literacy.
We carried out various exercises designed to improve and turn most of our students into Star Readers.
Reading at an early age is essential since it can aid in developing literacy, communication, social, and linguistic abilities. Young children's imaginations are stimulated, their creativity is sparked, and their interest is piqued by early reading. As kids get older, this frequently leads to role-playing, which aids in developing other abilities like morality, empathy, and problem-solving.
We held the Culminating Activity to honor all Star Readers on Monday. Additionally, with the help of the teachers, we encourage the students to dress up as their favorite book characters.
Even though it's not required, especially since some of our Aeta Learners can't afford one, we don't pressurize them to make their costumes. We are already impressed with their participation and stellar reading abilities.
The learners are delighted as we conduct a short parade to kick off the concluding exercise. We then presented them with a program to give prizes to the month's top readers!
The kids had a great time with the said activity, which was done successfully.
We hope this will be the start of their love for reading.
So let's all work together to make every kid a superstar reader!
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