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Subtitles can help Children with their literacy

There has been some reporting in the news today regarding using TV subtitles as a way to help children's literary skills.


Subtitles serve as a gateway to cultivating a love for books in children. By engaging with subtitles during screen time, youngsters can gradually develop a deeper appreciation for reading. As they follow along with the text on screen, their familiarity with words grows, sparking curiosity about stories beyond the screen.


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This newfound comfort with written language can seamlessly transition into an eagerness to explore the pages of real books.

Immersing children in captivating narratives, such as the timeless adventures found in classics like "Charlotte's Web" or the magical realms depicted in contemporary favorites like "Harry Potter," becomes an extension of their subtitle-assisted learning. Encouraging them to connect the dots between spoken words, written text, and the unfolding stories fosters an immersive reading experience.


The synergy between subtitles and literature not only enhances comprehension but also ignites a passion for storytelling.

Through this symbiotic relationship, children discover the joy of delving into books independently, embarking on literary journeys that transport them to far-off lands and imaginative realms. By embracing subtitles as a stepping stone to literary exploration, we empower children to unlock the boundless wonders of the written word, nurturing a lifelong love for reading along the way.


Here at KentBooks, we always have a good selection of books for children and young readers. Why not have a browse and find one that sparks your children’s imagination


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