Read to Think

When your child reads, do they use their imagination or visualization to create images in their mind?

While imagination can be random, visualization is always guided by clues given by the author.

With practice this important reading strategy teaches children to make connections, read for details and helps them improve their comprehension and retention.

At Read To Think we uses activities like sketching to enhance students’ understanding of this technique while practicing it.

Check out how our students used Visualization strategy to draw their favourite scene from the book "One and Only Ivan" by Katherine Applegate

Did you know that today is "Drop Everything and Read Day" and marks the birth anniversary of Beverly Cleary, one of the most beloved children's authors?

The characters in her stories were born from her wish to write the books that she longed to read as a child and are popular for being funny and relatable.

Perfect for children of age 8-12 years, here are her most read books for you to drop everything and read together as a family!

Read to Think