ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House One Million Subscribers! Thank You for Being Part of My Reading Family!!
Guess what? Our reading family is getting bigger and bigger! We now have over one million friends who love to read with us. Isn’t that amazing? It’s all because of you and your love for stories.
I want to say a big thank you to each and every one of you. You make reading so much fun, and I’m so happy you’re part of our reading family. Together, we can go on many exciting adventures through books!
I can’t wait to read more stories with you. There are so many wonderful tales waiting for us. Let’s keep exploring and having fun with our favorite characters and new friends in books!
Reading is like magic! It can take us to faraway places, introduce us to new friends, and teach us amazing things. Every time we open a book, we start a new adventure. Isn’t that exciting?
Thank you for being part of this wonderful reading journey. Let’s keep turning pages and discovering new stories together. Happy reading, my friends!
Story Adventure Map: Create a simple map with your child to track the adventures they go on while reading. Use a large sheet of paper and draw different locations like a castle, a forest, or a beach. Each time you read a new story, add a sticker or draw a symbol on the map to represent the adventure. Ask your child, “Where did we go in this story?” and “What new friends did we meet?” This helps them visualize the journeys they take through books.
Character Dress-Up Day: Encourage your child to dress up as their favorite character from a book you’ve read together. Use simple items from around the house to create costumes. Ask them, “What do you like about this character?” and “How would you act if you were this character?” This activity helps children connect with the characters and understand their traits and actions.
Reading Picnic: Organize a reading picnic in your backyard or living room. Pack a small snack and bring a few favorite books. As you read, pause to ask questions like, “What do you think will happen next?” or “Why do you think the character did that?” This setting makes reading a special event and encourages children to think critically about the stories.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Hello, my reading friends! Oh, how our reading family has grown! We now have over a million subscribers, and it’s all thanks to you. Thank you all for reading with me and for being a part of my reading family. I just can’t wait to read more stories with you!”
