It's time to snuggle up and read with your little ones - join us in celebrating International Read To Me Day and make precious memories together!
Celebrate the joy of reading with your loved ones on International Read To Me Day on March 19! This special day was established in 2002 by the National Education Association to promote literacy and encourage children to read with their families. It's a great opportunity to bond with your little ones, introduce them to new books and stories, and instill a love for reading that will last a lifetime. So grab your favorite book and get ready for some quality reading time together!
Gather some friends or family and challenge each other to see who can read the most books in one day. Make it more fun by setting up a cozy reading space with snacks and drinks.
Choose a book that you and your friends love and create a dinner menu inspired by it. You can even dress up as characters from the book to make it more fun!
Gather some friends or join an existing book club to discuss and share your love for books. You can also take turns reading to each other during meetings.
Spread the love of reading by donating books to a local library or school. You can also organize a book drive with friends and family to collect even more books to donate.
Spend the day at a bookstore or library browsing and reading new books. You can also attend any book readings or events happening that day to fully immerse yourself in the world of reading.
International Read To Me Day is the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with loved ones. Whether it's reading to your child, grandchild or even your pet, snuggling up with a book creates wonderful memories and strengthens relationships.
Aside from being an enjoyable activity, reading also has numerous benefits such as improving cognitive function, reducing stress and boosting empathy. By celebrating International Read To Me Day, we are encouraging others to discover the joy and rewards of reading.
International Read To Me Day encourages people of all ages to pick up a book and read. This helps promote literacy across all generations and reinforces the importance of reading in our society. Plus, it can introduce new readers to the magic of books.