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Easy Reading Activities for Your Young Children
Want your child to love reading? It starts with simple, fun activities you can do together.
EDUCATIONTIPS & ACTIVITIES
9/11/20252 min read


Reading is one of the most important habits we can nurture in young children. Beyond just learning letters and sounds, reading helps them develop imagination, focus, and confidence as they prepare for their school years. Helping your child fall in love with reading doesn’t have to be hard work. With small, consistent steps, you can turn story time into their favorite time of day.
Here's some simple reading activities you can do together with your child:
1. Reading Together
Bedtime Story Habit
Read one short story each night. Consistency matters more than length.
3. Everyday Fun with Letters & Words
2. Letter & Sound Games
Extra tips for better success:
Keep sessions short, just 5–10 minutes at a time is perfect.
Follow your child’s interest — choose books or reading materials they enjoy.
Celebrate effort (“I love how you tried that word!”) rather than perfection. Give constant motivation and encouragement.
Reading can be a joyful bonding time and it’s one of the best gifts you can give your child. It’s not just about learning new words — it’s about sharing moments, sparking imagination, and creating memories that can inspire a lifelong love of knowledge.
If you’d like to give your child a strong start in reading, our ongoing Kelas Perkasa Membaca is designed to make learning fun and enhance their literary skills.
Come and join us, and watch their confidence grow!




Echo Reading
Read a line, then let your child repeat after you.
Letter Hunt
Spot letters on signs, random objects, or in books. (“Can you find the letter A?”)
Sound Match
Say a sound (“mmm”) and find objects that start with it. (Mama, money, makan)
Library Adventure
Visit the library, let your child choose books, and talk about their choices.
Magnetic Letters on the Fridge
Make short words like “cat” or “sun” and sound them out together.
Outdoor Reading Practices
When you’re out and about — at a café, restaurant, or even the park — find something your child can read (like a menu or public signs).
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