Cyflwyniadau i rieni / Presentations for parents

Darllen / Reading

Tips to Encourage Reading for Pleasure at Home

To help make reading enjoyable and fun, here is a collection of tips from teachers and authors as to what they recommend to help get children reading.

1. Make books part of your family life – Always have books around so that you and your children are ready to read whenever there’s a chance.

2. Join your local library – Get your child a library card. You’ll find the latest videogames, blu-rays and DVDs, plus tons and tons of fantastic books. Allow them to pick their own books, encouraging their own interests. (Ammanford library (gov.wales)

3. Match their interests – Help them find the right book - it doesn’t matter if it’s fiction, poetry, comic books or non-fiction.

4. All reading is good – Don’t discount non-fiction, comics, graphic novels, magazines and leaflets. Reading is reading and it is all good.

5. Get comfortable! – Snuggle up somewhere warm and cosy with your child, either in bed, on a beanbag or on the sofa, or make sure they have somewhere comfy when reading alone.

6. Ask questions – To keep them interested in the story, ask your child questions as you read such as, ‘What do you think will happen next?’ or ‘Where did we get to last night? Can you remember what had happened already?’

7. Read whenever you get the chance – Bring along a book or magazine for any time your child has to wait, such as at a doctor’s surgery.

8. Read again and again – Encourage your child to re-read favourite books and poems. Re-reading helps to build up fluency and confidence.

9. Bedtime stories – Regularly read with your child or children at bedtime. It’s a great way to end the day and to spend valuable time with your child.

10. Rhyme and repetition – Books and poems which include rhyme and repetition are great for encouraging your child or children to join in and remember the words

Awgrymiadau i annog darllen er pleser yn y cartref

I helpu i wneud darllen yn hwyl ac yn ddeniadol i blant, dyma gasgliad o awgrymiadau gan athrawon ac awduron am yr hyn y maent yn ei argymell i helpu i gael plant i ddarllen.

1. Gwneud llyfrau'n rhan o'ch bywyd teuluol – Dylech bob amser gael llyfrau o gwmpas fel eich bod chi a'ch plant yn barod i'w darllen pryd bynnag y bydd cyfle.

2. Ymunwch â'ch llyfrgell leol –  cerdyn llyfrgell i'ch plentyn. Fe welwch y gemau fideo diweddaraf, Blu-rays a DVDs, ynghyd â toreth o lyfrau gwych. Gadewch iddynt ddewis eu llyfrau eu hunain, gan annog eu diddordebau eu hunain. Ammanford library (gov.wales)

3. Manteisiwch ar eu diddordebau – helpwch nhw i ddod o hyd i'r llyfr iawn - does dim ots a yw'n ffuglen, barddoniaeth, llyfrau comig neu ffeithiol.

4. Mae darllen o bob math yn bositif – ;eidiwch â diystyru llyfrau ffeithiol, comics, nofelau graffig, cylchgronau a thaflenni. 

5. Byddwch yn gyfforddus! - cwtshiwch i fyny rhywle cynnes a chlyd gyda'ch plentyn, naill ai yn y gwely, ar 'beanbag' neu ar y soffa, neu gwnewch yn siŵr bod ganddyn nhw rywle cyfforddus wrth ddarllen ar eu pennau eu hunain.

6. Gofynnwch gwestiynau – er mwyn eu cadw nhw i ymddiddori yn y stori, gofynnwch gwestiynau i'ch plentyn wrth i chi ddarllen fel, 'Beth ydych chi'n meddwl fydd yn digwydd nesaf?' neu 'Ble gyrhaeddon ni neithiwr? Allwch chi gofio beth ddigwyddodd yn barod?'

7. Darllenwch pryd bynnag y cewch y cyfle – dewch â llyfr neu gylchgrawn unrhyw bryd y mae'n rhaid i'ch plentyn aros, fel mewn meddygfa.

8. Darllenwch dro ar ôl tro – anogwch eich plentyn i ailddarllen hoff lyfrau a cherddi. Mae ailddarllen yn helpu i fagu rhuglder a hyder.

9. Straeon amser gwely – darllenwch yn rheolaidd gyda'ch plentyn neu'ch plant adeg gwely. Mae'n ffordd wych o orffen y diwrnod a threulio amser gwerthfawr gyda'ch plentyn.

10. Rhigymau ac ailadrodd – mae llyfrau a cherddi sy'n cynnwys rhigwm ac ailadrodd yn wych ar gyfer annog eich plentyn neu blant i ymuno a chofio'r geiriau yn enwedig pan maent yn ifanc.

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