We all had a beautiful childhood with old books. Maybe under the cool green banyan tree, or in a warm corner of a small room, we were absorbed in reading fairy tales. Each page of the book was like a rainbow, taking us to magical worlds. Now, in the digital age, nurturing children's love of books has become more important than ever.
So how to make children love books more than their phones? The answer is to let them experience wonderful moments with books. Parents, let's join together. Duc Tri School Discover the secrets to making your child love books more every day!
Small family, big happiness: More connected through books
Family is a warm nest that nurtures love, and books are the strings that connect the hearts of each member.
Every day, when we experience the world of books with our children, we are not only “strolling” through fascinating stories but also “traveling” to strange lands. With each page turned, our children’s imagination is unleashed; books not only help children relax but also open the door to a treasure trove of knowledge, helping them learn and develop every day. Gradually, books will become loyal friends, “lifelong friends” that children can carry with them on every long journey of life.
Reading as an Adventure – Let Each Child Explore Their Own World
The world of books is like a colorful flower field, where every child can freely fly and discover new things. As the writer Roald Dahl once said: “If you read a good book, you will never feel alone.” Don’t force children to like a book, let them freely choose what they love.
Arrive "Book Festival” of Duc Tri school, children will live a full day in the world of books, not only that, the “Debate Contest” is like a small stage for future “orators” to show their talents under the enthusiastic cheers of hundreds of young audiences. Along with that is a series of other attractive and unique activities such as “Exchange books - exchange dreams,” or “Arrange books art,” each activity is like a wonderful experience station through which children will learn many new things on the journey to explore the world and understand themselves.
Let the library become a common home of dreams
For Duc Tri children, the library is like a box full of dreams, where each page opens up a new and magical world. Here, reading corners are scientifically arranged in an airy space filled with natural light. There are thousands of diverse books, suitable for all ages - from vivid comics, fascinating science books, to profound literary works or useful life skills books.
Under the gentle sunlight shining through the windows, illuminating each page of the book, the library becomes a warm and inviting space. Children are free to choose their favorite books, freely explore and learn new things. Just a small quiet corner, children can immerse themselves in interesting stories, from colorful comic books to interesting science books, or profound literary works. The library is where children can freely explore, develop their thinking and gradually form a love for reading.
To foster the love of books among the children, the school also organizes many meaningful activities such as “Monthly Book Introduction”, from here, the bulletin board becomes a place to convey interesting and attractive messages to the children. Even under the skillful guidance of teachers, flag-salute activities become great opportunities to arouse the passion for reading and inspire students.
Perhaps, what makes children most excited is the change in the “face” of the library on special occasions. On each special holiday such as Lunar New Year, Vietnamese Teachers’ Day or Christmas… the library will be decorated with vivid themes, making children feel more excited when visiting. Especially for first graders, reading sessions led by teachers help children not only understand more about the content but also imagine the magical stories hidden behind each page of the book.
The future starts with books today!
Each book is a small torch, illuminating the path of the child's future. At Duc Tri School, reading is part of the school culture. Sowing a love for books in children is like finding the right teacher, a friend, a loyal companion on every path.
As writer Margaret Fuller once said: “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.” Let today’s books be stepping stones to your child’s big dreams. Who knows, one day, the book you give your child today will be the motivation for him or her to write his or her own life story, brilliant and inspiring.