As a proud parent you want the best for your child and you like to see that your child get the best education to prepare them for their life ahead. You will be able to help your child to learn as early as between the ages of 4 and 7, where many children begin to recognize words on a page. In our society this may begin with recognition of a logo for a fast food chain or the brand name of a favorite cereal. But, before long, that special moment when a child holds a book and starts to make sense of the mystery of written words is likely to occur.

What a trill that will be for you to hear your child reading from a book and you can help remove part of the mystery without worrying about a lot of theory. Just read the stories and poems and let them work their wonders. There is no better way to prepare your child for that moment when reading starts to "click," even if its years down the road.

It's no secret that activities at home are an important supplement to the classroom, but there's more to it than that. There are things that parents can give children at home that the classrooms cannot give. Children who are read to grow to love books and over the years, these children will have good memories to treasure.

They remember stories that made them laugh and stories that made them cry. They remember sharing these times with someone they love, and they anticipate with joy the time when they will be able to read for themselves. By reading aloud together, by being examples, and by doing other activities, parents are in a unique position to help children enjoy reading and see the value of it.

Children loves to learn but some times they do get distracted and looses interest so then it is time to give them a break. So let them have their own space for a while because this will help to renew their interest again.