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Kinderbuchklub - Kids Book Club

Mit Smart & Clever Leseklub haben Kinder Spaß am Lesen!

In entspannter und familiären Atmosphäre treffen sich Kinder im Alter von ca. 3 bis 6 Jahren regelmäßig, um gemeinsam zu lesen, zu spielen und kreative Dinge auszuprobieren.

28/09/2021

Do you remember the picture books that first brought you joy?

The illustrations of a picture book can be enchanting, fun, and inspiring. They can tell a story of their own.

Here are five important benefits picture books bring to children who are learning to read.

1. Build language skills

2. Identify sequence

3. Improve comprehension

4. Spark a love of reading

5. Boost social-emotional learning

As kids begin to speak and build sentences, they learn to recognize sounds and patterns within spoken language. Picture books also explore difficult subjects like fear, grief, taking risks, building friendships, self-control, and so much more.

11/09/2021

After summer holidays we resume our children’s readings in the book club. We are glad to meet you in our German-English kids library that is situated in the heart of Grinzing at Bilingual Primary School Meridian.

In our meetings we are reading different English stories, doing crafts, playing and improving literacy.

As you know, reading inspires, empowers and provides a link to all education throughout your children's life. Reading fires the imagination, builds confidence and creates a platform to a prosperous future.

We would like to ask you when and what time is good for you and your kids to join our club?

29/08/2021

Students who scored 90% better than their peers on reading tests were found to read 20 minutes or more per day. Exposure to regular daily reading is important in developing vocabulary for fluency and comprehension.

12/08/2021

Take a break from the heat with English books full of picnics, theme parks, camping trips and more. From the sandy beach to the city streets, this list will get your kids reading no matter where summer takes them.

1. Beach by Elisha Cooper. Age: 3 - 5
Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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2. Blackout by John Rocco. Age: 4-8
Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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3. Fireflies in the Night by Judy Hawes Age: 4-8 Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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4. Flip Flop! (Step into Reading) by Dana M. Rau (Author) and Jana Christy (Illustrator) Age: 5-7
Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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5. Lucille Camps In by Kathryn Lasky (Author) and Marylin Hafner (Illustrator). Age: 3-7
Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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6. Mouse’s First Summer by Lauren Thompson (Author) and Buket Erdogan (Illustrator). Age: 2-4
Reading Level: Pre-Reader
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7. Peep and Ducky by David Martin (Author) and David Walker (Illustrator). Age: 1-3
Reading Level: Pre-Reader
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8. Summer Days and Nights by Wong Herbert Yee. Age: 2-6
Reading Level: Beginning Reader
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9. Summer with Elisa by Johanna Hurwitz. Age: 6-9
Reading Level: Intermediate Reader
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10. The Relatives Came by Cynthia Rylant (Author) and Stephen Gammell (Illustrator). Age: 3-8
Reading Level: Intermediate Reader

31/07/2021

Here we are again 😉 talking about non-fiction! There are a few of the reasons why it’s such an excellent genre for kids to dig into:)
1. Non m-fiction books teach new things
2. There is useful vocabulary
3. As well as amazing pictures 👌
4. They engage reluctant readers
Can you name some more reasons why kids should read non-fiction?

22/07/2021

Although we often hear that reading is essential, many people don’t know specific reasons that kids need to read.
1. AN EXAMPLE SET BY YOU
One of the key benefits of taking a child to the library is that you, as the parent, are establishing an example as a reader. When children learn from an early age that reading is an essential part of life, they develop habits that make the decision to continue reading that much easier.
2. FREE ENTERTAINMENT
One of the most overlooked values of the library is that it provides resources for free. This quality can be especially important during the summer months when keeping kids entertained with summer camps, family vacations, and other opportunities quickly eat into a family budget.
Libraries often offer events or get-togethers that offer educational value and cost no money.
3. FREEDOM OF CHOICE
Opening a child’s eyes to the innumerable reading options available can change the way they approach books.
Providing students with options isn’t only about allowing them to choose a book on a topic they enjoy. It’s also teaching them that their voice and preferences matter and that they have many options in what they read and how they interact with the material.
4. LIBRARIANS WHO HELP THEM FIND BOOKS
One of the most classic reasons kids should go to the library is to receive help in finding materials. Though the freedom to choose their own books or other media is critical to developing consistent reading habits, having access to a knowledgeable professional who can help find materials on a variety of topics is key.
The benefit of local libraries for kids is that interaction with a live person who can get to know the child better can often yield more positive results.

Considering the benefits of libraries and how they can affect kids, access to these spaces should be a top priority when parents are selecting childcare options.

12/07/2021

We highly recommend you to read National Geographic Kids!
With a seemingly endless supply of activities, it offers quality learning experiences for kids thanks to its compelling content, which should interest a variety of ages.
Kids really love these magazines. You can buy or borrow them as well as read it online.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS features educational games, videos, and other activities, centered mostly on animals and the natural world. Kids also can get a virtual tour of different countries, featuring fun facts and other information. They can contribute to the site by posting comments (which are moderated), answering quizzes, and submitting photos.
Do your children like to explore the world?

06/07/2021

Who loves these non-fiction books for little people?
What we love about them is that they are incredibly engaging, informative, and the illustrations lend themselves to lots of discussion. Each page has loads of flaps and some with double flaps!

30/06/2021

On the 1st of July, we will be reading a lovely story about the famous and beloved Gruffalo. Children around the world do love Donaldson‘s books.
☀️ We invite all kids between 3 - 6 y.o to read the story with us. Because reading together is fun, isn’t it?
• Meeting point: Himmelstrasse 11, 1190 Wien
• Registration: online on www.smartandclever.at (the link in our bio)
• Participation is free (free donation)
• When: 01.07.2021 at 15:00

23/06/2021

We invite all kids between 3 -6 y.o. on the 24th of June at 15:00 to read one more exciting book.

In entspannter und familiären Atmosphäre werden wir das Buch „Walking through the Jungle“ von Stella Blackstone auf Englisch vorlesen. Wir werden lesen, besprechen, spielen und kreative Dinge ausprobieren.

• Treffpunkt. Himmelstrasse 11, 1190 Wien
• Anmeldung: online auf www.smartandclever.at

21/06/2021

Do you want to read alouds to be more than just checking a box?
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Today we give you some tips to engage your kids in reading.
☀️ Repeated reading can be after a while, in fact it is an essential part for language development, literacy skills, and more. You can also advise them to try new books that they might also love!
☀️ It is much better to go at your child's step and read the same book for 30 minutes than rush through 10 books.
☀️ If your children are asking questions, that is a great sign they are engaged and curious! If we blow past them, they will stop asking. Answer their questions!
☀️ Reading the pictures is a necessary skill. If we don't allow time for it, children will miss so much of the story told through the illustrations. Make time to look. Share what you are noticing.

We also invite you and your kids to join our book club, where we read a lot of exciting stories!
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☀️Happy reading☀️

12/06/2021

On June 17, we will be reading a cute story about a dinosaur and his friends. Children will have fun. The book will be read by a native English speaker, and the children will be able to expand their English vocabulary.

Simple text about a boy and girl who keep finding wild animals in their house and try to hide them away somewhere. The beauty of this book is the illustrations! Kids will have fun finding the other animals somewhere in the new picture.

• Meeting point: Himmelstrasse 11, 1190 Wien
• Registration: online on www.smartandclever.at (the link in our bio)
• Participation is free (free donation)

Adresse

Himmelstrasse 11
Wien
1190

Webseite

http://www.smartandcleverclub.at/

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