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FOR AGES 1 YEARS TO 99 YEARS
The day is celebrated all over the world.
Adults, teens, and children all over the world celebrate this day.
World Read Aloud Day was first started on February 2, 2010
World Read Aloud Day was established by LitWorld, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting literacy.
World Read Aloud Day was first established in 2010 by LitWorld, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting literacy. Scholastic, a well-known book publisher, promotes World Read Aloud Day.
World Read Aloud Day aims to raise awareness about the value of reading aloud and the importance of sharing stories and promoting literacy as a human right.
Children who read aloud are likely to comprehend diverse people and cultures and develop their creative abilities.
According to studies, children who are behind their classmates in reading also have difficulty understanding instructions in other subjects. The practice of reading aloud helps such children.
The most effective approach to observing the day is to meet your favorite authors, hear from educational experts, play games, collect read-aloud tips from good readers, and more!
If you don't read books regularly, use this day to pick up your favorite book and read aloud, either alone or in a group.
Hold a conversation in the classroom about the importance of literacy.
Whenever parents or teachers read to their kids, it ignites a desire in them to become enthusiastic readers. Run school campaigns highlighting the importance of reading aloud on this day.
'Strengthening communities and youth through the magic of tales' is the day's purpose.
Practice sharing favorite stories with family or friends that can help kids practice reading aloud on this day.
Just find anyone or a group of individuals with whom you may read a book. Reading to your children is something that parents can do.
World Read Aloud Day has highlighted the value of sharing tales, which challenges people to pick up a book, find an audience and read aloud!
World Read Aloud Day was first started on February 2, 2010.
This global literacy campaign aims to demonstrate to the world that everyone has the right and opportunity to read and write.
The day is celebrated all over the World.
| Date | Day |
|---|---|
| February 02, 2022 | Wednesday |
| February 01, 2023 | Wednesday |
| February 07, 2024 | Wednesday |
| February 05, 2025 | Wednesday |
| February 04, 2026 | Wednesday |
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