Christmas is just around the corner, which means your kids will probably have lots of spare time during their winter break. Instead of letting them just watch television, you can encourage them to read by suggesting a Christmas-themed book.
Personal Creations has published an easy-to-use visual guide that illustrates how long it will take for children to read Christmas books, from the short "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (which is 125 words long, and only takes about 1.8 minutes to read) to "The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey" (coming in at 2,859 words and taking an estimated 40.8 minutes for a child to read).
Reading is a great way to spend time with your child while also helping strengthen their learning skills at the same time. Take advantage of the fact that they are probably excited about Christmas by suggesting one of the 34 books on Personal Creation's guide!
Infographic by: personalcreations.com
Personal Creations has published an easy-to-use visual guide that illustrates how long it will take for children to read Christmas books, from the short "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (which is 125 words long, and only takes about 1.8 minutes to read) to "The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey" (coming in at 2,859 words and taking an estimated 40.8 minutes for a child to read).
Infographic by: personalcreations.com
