Many will agree, the world is today largely dominated by screens and digital devices. While technology has undoubtedly transformed the way we access information, the benefits of traditional reading, whether through books or other printed materials, are more relevant than ever. A recent Guardian article highlighted the ground breaking study which confirmed this. Even though the battle against screen time is strong, the timeless act of reading remains a cornerstone of education, particularly for children. In this blog post, we will explore the compelling reasons why kids learn best through reading.
Reading is a receptive skill that is never old-fashioned. However, cultivating a reading habit at a young age is crucial to a child's academic success.Studieshave shown that kids who learn to read at ages 4-7 have more chances of being intelligent than their counterparts. Just as food contributes to a child's physical growth, feeding your kid with books improves their level of intelligence.
Moreover, books are a wealth of knowledge; anyone thirsty for knowledge can be filled by reading books. You can never go wrong with feeding your kids with books. Additionally, kids interested in reading books learn about other people's cultures. As a result, their knowledge of specific issues widens, which helps them in making informed decisions later in life.
Explore the profound impact of Martin Luther King Jr., the man behind the "I Have a Dream" speech, an iconic figure and inspiring leader in the American civil rights movement, through our latest blog post. From his early years to his pivotal role in advocating for racial equality. Discover the key events that shaped his legacy and the enduring principles of nonviolent activism he championed, we'll share with you 10 facts to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.'s extraordinary journey towards justice and equality. Learn how his vision continues to resonate in the ongoing pursuit of a more inclusive society.
There's no denying that the world is increasingly shaped by environmental challenges. This makes instilling a sense of responsibility for our planet in the hearts of the younger generation crucial. Fortunately, a growing number of children's books are tackling the topic of climate change, making it accessible and engaging for young readers. In this blog post, we'll explore 10 outstanding books that not only educate children about the realities of climate change but also inspire them to become environmental stewards.
A literary journey is very much like sailing into uncharted waters, each classic novel serving as a compass guiding readers through a vast array of human experiences. In this blog, we'll delve into the treasure trove of classic literature offered by Paper Mill Press. From the majestic depths of "Moby Dick" to the whimsical adventures of "The Jungle Book," let's explore how these timeless tales continue to captivate readers and why Paper Mill Press editions are essential additions to any bookshelf.
Easter is upon us again after what we think has been the quickest start to the year ever. Easter is a time of chocolate eggs and straw bonnets. But for many, including us, it has a deeper Christian meaning that we can't forget about. We've come up with a list of 10 amazing book recommendations for children 8 - 12.
Diverse and representative books encourage empathy and inclusion, and help school us about people and events in history that are all too often forgotten or ignored. In recent years, the importance of diversity and inclusion has become more widely recognised and embraced in the UK and beyond. Whilst there has been significant change, there is so much more to be done. As part of this drive, children's books promoting diversity and inclusion have become increasingly popular and widely bought by parents and schools alike. Here are 10 of the children's books about diversity and inclusion.
