Parents should try to include a variety of books in their read aloud experience. Different types of genre books are associated with different amounts and types of language and each will encourage a different dialog or conversation with children. Following is a brief discussion of various genre and types of books that should be offered to young children: Picture Storybooks Text and illustrations tell the story in picture story books. This type of book is especially appropriate for young children because the colorful and clear illustrations and artwork support a simple story line.
The illustrations often provide additional information not covered in the text. Rhyming stories and books with repeated patterned sounds are particularly interesting to children. Picture storybooks remain children's favorite books long after their preschool years.
Young children delight in being able to repeat the book's suggestions, such as clapping their hands, touching their toes, or covering their eyes. Lift-the-flap books also promote interaction. Children enjoy peeking under the flap to find the answer or make a new discovery. Patterned concept books also provide illustrated examples of various ideas and words. Books that have a strong pattern and rhythmic flow help children read along with an adult and predict what language will come next on the page.
The patterned language, repetitive phrases, and predictable storyline help preschoolers anticipate what is coming next. They also help children to understand language and how sentences and stories are put together.
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