When you read together as a group, you are all on the same page. (Very literally speaking!)\u00a0 You have all been listening to the same material, so you are in a prime position to talk about it together!<\/p>\n

Reading aloud flows very naturally into discussing aloud.\u00a0 Talking about a book allows you to take the advantages of reading to a whole new level.\u00a0 It encourages you to think about what you have read in a natural and practical way.<\/p>\n

5.\u00a0<\/strong>Reading Aloud Brings Families Together.<\/strong><\/h5>\n

This is the very best part of reading aloud.\u00a0 It is something that encourages families to spend time doing something they enjoy together<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Reading aloud is incredibly versatile.\u00a0 It requires only one person to sit still with the book.\u00a0 Actually, I\u2019ve known of exceptions even to that rule!\u00a0 If your schedule has already allotted time for any sort of group activity that keeps your hands busy, but your mind free, why not assign someone to read out loud while you work?<\/p>\n

I have fun memories of shelling peas, working on school projects, drawing, knitting, even running the sewing machine, while someone read aloud.<\/p>\n

If you are not prone to motion sickness, reading aloud in the car can be a great option too!<\/p>\n

It is a wonderful way to spend time together as a family, whether you are young or old.<\/p>\n

Give It A Try!<\/strong><\/h5>\n

We don\u2019t have to choose a single subject with which to educate our families for their entire life.\u00a0 We don\u2019t need to search through our curriculum for a single item which can impart it all.<\/p>\n

But if you found that kind of a subject, wouldn\u2019t it be a great addition?<\/p>\n

Reading aloud isn\u2019t hard.\u00a0 You can do it!\u00a0 Maybe you can\u2019t do it as well today as you will in a year.\u00a0 Maybe you will learn as much from it as your children do.\u00a0 But you can do it.\u00a0 And I would encourage you to find a godly, worthwhile book, and start today!<\/p>\n

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