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Tag Search – Paired Reading
Paired Reading Workshops 2021: Workshop on Social-Emotion Learning (SEL) through Parent-child Storytelling
Objective:
To stimulate an interest in reading books for young children; to engage parents' involvement through interactive reading-related activities and to promote paired reading on different subjects.
Target:
Child from kindergarten to primary three, each with a parent.
Quota:
6 sessions. 10 - 15 family units each session. (1 child and 1 parent as a family unit)
Facilitator:
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals - Ho Yuk Ching Educational Psychology Service Centre
Paired Reading Workshops 2019: The World of Picture Books for Parents and Children
Objective:
To stimulate an interest in reading books for kids and strengthen parent-child relationships.
Target:
Child from kindergarten to primary three, each with a parent.
Quota:
7 sessions. 20 family units each session. (1 child and 1 parent as a family unit)
Facilitators:
St. James' Settlement
Uncle James Child Development Centre, Wan Chai
Paired Reading Talks 2018 : A New Page in Paired Reading
Every book is a window to a new landscape. Reading helps broaden children’s horizons and trigger their imagination. Parents play a key role in leading their children to explore the wonderful book world, find a space for relaxation and dive in the trove of knowledge. In addition to cultivating children’s interest in reading, parents can also read and enjoy the fun of reading with their kids.
