Even gifted children benefit from time with picture books, learning how to get the most out of what they read. Decoding the information in picture books can teach a child not only to read but also to interpret and understand. Teachers for grades 3 through 12 often use picture books to teach students how to deepen and augment their comprehension as well as expressive language skills.
The Early Push Toward Chapter Books Is a Mistake - Room for Debate - NYTimes.com (via wordbrooklyn)

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