Library

 

 

Books open up a world of imagination and wonder for small children. Page by page, they introduce our children to different people, places, cultures and experiences; and while little learners are busy expanding their vocabularies, books are also helping them widen their viewpoints, developing young minds. Encouraging children’s natural curiosity in a safe space helps them learn new things. For babies and toddlers, rhyme time and story time sessions are fun, free ways to learn the building blocks of language.

 

Repetition of stories and poems establishes the basics of language in children’s minds and reinforces learning. Children may recite familiar phrases. Children learn enjoyment of language, including humour and word play. They love to use big words and will often adopt vocabulary from books.

 

Libraries provide the crucial role in promoting education, research, personality development, ethics and other important values.