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Chapter Six - And Do It Like This
Summary & Main Point
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Reading Aloud is an art form in which the eyes and voice play important parts.
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Keypoint
The more expressively we read, the more fantastic the experience will be.
The more fantastic the experience, the more our kids will love books, and the more they¡¯ll ¡®¡¯pretend¡¯¡¯ read.
And the more they ''pretend '' read, the quicker they¡¯ll learn to read.
So reading aloud is quite enough – we need to read aloud well.
Vocabulary
Snuggle to settle into a warm comfortable position
Patronize to talk to someone as if they are stupid when in fact they are not
Excerpt a short piece taken from a book, poem, piece of music
Nativity play a play telling the story of the birth of Jesus Christ performed by
children at Christmas
Reluctant slow and unwilling
Poignancy making you feel sad and full of pity
Humdrum boring and ordinary and having very little variety of interesting
Relish to enjoy an experience or the thought of something that is going to happen
Mundane ordinary and uninteresting
Dismissal a refusal to consider something seriously
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