As winter break envelops us in its festive atmosphere, the excitement of learning doesn't have to fade away. Fear not! R2S has curated a list of 5 super cool winter break reading tips for both you and your little ones to enjoy. Get ready to embark on a literary adventure that will make this winter break both fun and educational! 1.) Winter Reading Challenge Buncombe County families, from December 1, 2023 to March 1, 2024, drop by any Buncombe County Public Library to grab an a winter reading activity sheet designed for kids or teens. Complete ten activities, return the sheet for a snowflake sticker or wintry pencil, and enter for a chance to win countywide prizes. Kids could score a reading buddy stuffed animal, and teens have the chance to win an LED paper lantern book lamp for cozy winter nights. 2.) Snow Letter Trace Writing letters in the snow can be an educational and enjoyable activity that combines motor skill development, literacy reinforcement, creativity, and an appreciation for the natural world. Kids can go outside and trace letters in the snow with their feet, hands, stick, you name it! 3.) Snowflake Story Writing Have kids create their own unique snowflakes out of paper. On each snowflake, they can write a sentence or a short story. Connect the snowflakes to make a winter-themed story garland. 4.) Letter to a Winter Character Have kids handwrite a letter to a winter character from a book they love or create their own winter character from their imagination. This activity supports reading, writing, comprehension, and vocabulary development! See; R2S Recommends "Santa’s Gotta Go" and "Like Lava in My Veins." 5.) Daily Winter Reading Time This last tip requires nothing more than a good book, a warm blanket, and maybe a good cup of cocoa. Set aside 10 minutes a day and create a cozy setting for you and your little one to relish in reading together. Related articles: 10 Ways to Help Kids Read More Books in the New Year 5 Fun Winter Break Reading Activities for Pre-K Families 8 Black Children's Books that Highlight the Importance of Family Caregivers 8 Soccer Books for Kids With Diverse Characters 13 Black Children’s Books About Gardening R2S Recommends: "Black Boy, Black Boy" Diverse Children's Book
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