This corner is a reading corner

If you are one of those who prefer to relax and curl up in your favorite corner of the house by reading a book or magazine in order to escape the realities and stress of daily life, this article is for you 🙂 To create a reading nook, all you need is enough light and a comfortable seating arrangement in your favorite area of ​​your home.

How to make a reading corner

First of all, choose the place in your home that relaxes you the most and inspires you the most: a window seat, your balcony or a corner of the living room. Find a corner that will make you feel good and where you can concentrate and rest your head.

Reading corner activities

Create a seating arrangement that fits your decorating style and lifestyle, with a comfortable armchair, recliner, sofa or floor cushions. The best thing to do is create a window seat if possible. Try to choose a corner with natural light.

Reading corner photos

Choose a floor lamp or a table lamp for the night. You can complete the decoration of your reading corner with comfortable pillows, a side table, a thin blanket, a few flowers, a magazine holder and your favorite photos.

Use of the reading corner

It allows children to develop language through meaningful learning, where various activities are used to motivate children to read. In the study conducted on 102 teachers of primary and primary basic education in Region 5-Ecuador, it was proven that they do not apply various strategies in this learning environment, they only do storytelling, when there are various activities such as: reader exchange, sponsorships, elaboration of artisan texts projects that will motivate children to be interested in reading and creativity. Teachers also need to plan the use of the classroom library, create an itinerary where each of the activities they can carry out with the student groups will be proven in their partial work.

Armchair for reading corner

Using the reading corner allows children to develop language through meaningful learning by using various activities that motivate children to read. The study conducted on 102 primary and elementary school teachers in Region 5 – Ecuador showed that in this learning environment they do not apply various strategies, they only do storytelling, when there are various activities that can be done: reader exchange, sponsorship, craft projects that motivate children to be interested in reading and creativity. Teachers also need to plan the use of the classroom library, prepare an itinerary that will prove to work with some of the activities that they can do with the student groups.

This reading corner topic was first published on mobeltrend.com.