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My mom would sing "Silent Night" to me everynight before bed to help me go to sleep. She did this for a couple years.
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My parents would take turns reading to me everynight and sometimes they would choose a different book. This helped me go to bed. They actually did this for a few years until I could read.
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My parents would take turns reading Goodnight Moon to me everynight/week. This was one of my favorite books as a child; i still like it.
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My parents started reading Dr. Seuss books to me - like one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish, and even cat in the hat. Those were some of my favorite books in elementary. Later on, I was able to read them myself.
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My mom would not only read to me but to herself before bed.
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I would echo read to my mom. I would repeat what she said. Then she would read a page then I would read that exact page. This is how she taught me how to read.
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My father loved to read. He would read books, magazines and newspapers - I remember him reading the newspaper every morning before he would go to work.
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I got to watch Reading Rainbow!! -
"Butterfly in the sky...I can go twice as high..." I would say that ALL the time. -
I am adopted; so my parents would read me stories about Me and My Adoption.
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I started first grade and started to learn how to read better; my parents started to teach me how to read when I was four. I started to actually read on my own.
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I loved to read books. I would read a (different) book almost everynight, with exceptions of course. Especially Clifford the Big Red Dog.
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During class we would get to read on our own (reading time) and I would always choose Dr. Seuss books or The Giving Tree.
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We had to read and study the Poem, The Raven. I never liked poems much, but this one was pretty good.
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I hadn't read in a long time; so I decided to start reading agan. So I read a Stephanie Plum book. She is an amazing author; one of my favorite authors. Janet Evanovich is the author
