Reading programs for kids can be a great way to get them started on developing good reading habits. There are many different types of programs, both organized by government and private bodies, and there are also some ideas that you as a parent can execute on your own. I have listed some of the most popular reading programs below. ..

1. Public Libraries around you.

Summer reading is a great way to learn about new books and to get your child excited about reading. Librarians can offer programs that focus on different topics, like the Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP), Reading Rockets, and Summer Meals. CSLP is the most successful program to date, where it brings children together to play with the themes of the story. A collaboration of active and passive programming will help children develop the need for knowledge grasping.

2. Read in 100 Places.

12 places in your house where your teen child can read during the holidays

3. Barnes & Noble’s Summer Reading 2022.

Barnes & Noble is a large online bookstore extending over 50 states. They have a summer reading program specifically for Grade 1-6 students. You are required to download the reading journal from their official page and print it out. Read eight books and record the titles in the journal. Bring your completed journal to your nearest Barnes & Noble store and redeem a free book. ..

4. One-Minute Review.

Children need to experience excitement to continue reading. Hence, record them doing a one-minute review of the book they read and upload it to their YouTube channel. Seeing people appreciating them will encourage them to read further.

5. Book It! by Pizza Hut.

Do you know how many Reading Awards have been given out so far this year? So far, there have been a total of nineteen Reading Awards given out.

6. Comic Book Challenge.

Comic books are a great way to learn about different topics. They are also a great way for children to get their hands on new and interesting books.

7. Summer Reading Contest by Sonlight.

Sonlight is a homeschool curriculum that assists parents to educate their children from pre-school to high school. This summer, they are offering a free summer reading challenge kit and reading chart. If you sign up at their website, you can download the kit and challenge yourself to read 10 great book titles. Once completed, you will have a bright chance of winning a Sonlight t-shirt.

8. Art book Reading.

Take a trip to your local art museum and explore the different styles and techniques used in art. Look at old paintings and drawings to see how they have evolved over time. Take your kids to the local zoo and let them see all the different animals.

9. Bookworm Wednesdays by Showcase Cinemas.

Bookworm Wednesdays is an organized free summer reading program that encourages kids to read during the summer holidays. All they have to do is submit a book report (download it from their website) to the participating theatres. In return, they will get a complimentary entrance ticket for a children’s film they pick. Concurrently parents or guardians and children under six years old are free to enter without a book report submission.

10. Book Quizzes.

  1. What did you think of the book?
  2. What did you learn from the book?
  3. What was your favorite part of the book?
  4. What was your least favorite part of the book?

Conclusion:

Reading can help humans in many ways. A recent study has confirmed that reading can strengthen your brain which is related to physical sensation and body movements. Moreover, it increases the ability of a human to empathize which is crucial for maintaining relationships. If you could succeed in making your kids get a firm grip on reading, you will see the difference that you want to see in society.