How to read aloud rhyming books

read aloud rhyming books

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"Tom looks great on his wedding day doesn't he? I won't say it's funny to see ... Congratulations to Tom and Susan on their wedding. And since it's election week ..."

Reading rhyming books aloud is a rewarding experience. Rhymes move people emotionally and create wonderful memories.

Things You'll Need

• Librarian
• Books
• Poems
• Microphone
• Computer

Instructions

1. Reading Rhymes

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     Finding the right book is important. The selection should not be too long or too short. Consideration of your audience is essential. Is it composed of adults, teens, or children? Mainly women or men? Is the book for a special occasion, like a wedding or a birthday? A librarian can help you find the appropriate material.

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     Read silently through your book. Do the rhymes flow evenly? Choose a book that has a smooth flow to its verses.

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     Read the book out loud to yourself. Note any passages that trip you up, and work on those areas. Recording your voice, then listening to it, can give you a good idea of present the material. Don't rush. Put life into the words. Reciting in a monotone can kill a presentation.

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     Ask for someone to listen to you while you read the book. Ask for feedback on your strengths and weaknesses.

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     Present your material. Take a deep breath and engage your audience with a confident tone. If there is a question-and-answer session afterwards, listen closely to the responses. This feedback will help you in your next presentation.

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