Reading for pleasure

Resources to support you with encouraging reading for pleasure

Bug Club Reading Corner
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1. Reading for Pleasure changes lives

2. Teacher's knowledge of children's literature and other texts

3. Teacher's knowledge of children as readers

4. Reading aloud and informal book talk

5. Reading time and the social reading environment

6. Reading teachers and building communities of readers

Helping primary school teachers 'Get Everyone Reading' with Alec Williams
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    What superpowers will reading for pleasure give me?

    Reading for pleasure has lifelong benefits for all ages – children especially. As such, it sits at the heart of The Reading Agency’s mission and vision. Here Creative Director, Debbie Hicks, looks at the statistics behind those benefits, and discusses why reading for pleasure is so important.

  • Why reading for pleasure could be more powerful than you think

    If somebody told you that a child’s love of comics, or fascination with fairy-stories, had the power to change society for the better, would you think they were telling tall tales? In fact, the life-changing potential of reading for pleasure is no fiction.