Hansel and Gretel Read Aloud PART ONE - Fairytales and Stories for Kids (Part One)

♡ Give the Gift of Reading ♡ https://amzn.to/2S6f7HO This is a read along/read aloud story time of the famous children’s story, “Hansel and Gretel” ♡ For other children storybook read alouds, click here to subscribe to our channel:    / @littlecozynook   ♡ Music by Kevin MacLeod “Enchanted Journey” Links to our Read Aloud Books for Kids : 1- The Three Little Pigs :    • The Three Little Pigs  by Dara Goldma...   2- Jack and the Beanstalk :    • Jack and the Beanstalk Fairy Tale | R...   3- The Tale of Benjamin Bunny :    • The Tale of Benjamin Bunny by Beatrix...   4- Gulliver’s Travel :    • Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift ...   5- Swiss Family Robinson :    • Swiss Family Robinson Chapter 1 (Easy...   6- Jack Sprat Nursery Rhyme :    • The Original 1873 Jack Sprat Nursery ...   7- King John and Prince Arthur :    • King John and Prince Arthur (Part One...   8- The Gingerbread Man:    • The Gingerbread Man - Fairytales and ...   9- Thumbelina    • Thumbelina READ ALOUD - The Classic F...   10- Sleeping Beauty :    • Sleeping Beauty READ ALOUD - Fairytal...   11- Rumpelstiltskin :    • Rumpelstiltskin Story READ ALOUD - Fa...   12- Chicken Little :    • Chicken Little READ ALOUD - Fairytale...   ———————————— IMPORTANCE OF READING ALOUD • Reading books aloud to kids is widely recognized as the single most important activity leading to language development. Among other things, reading aloud builds word-sound awareness in children, a potent predictor of reading success. • Reading aloud to young children is not only one of the best activities to stimulate language and cognitive skills; it also builds motivation, curiosity, and memory. Bardige, B. Talk to Me, Baby!(2009), Paul H Brookes Pub Co. • Reading aloud to kids stimulates language development even before a child can talk. Bardige, B. Talk to Me, Baby!(2009), Paul H Brookes Pub Co. • The nurturing and one-on-one attention from parents during reading aloud encourages children to form a positive association with books and reading later in life. • Children that read along to books have the opportunity to practice listening - a crucial skill for kindergarten and beyond *Copyright information* The material shown in this video is owned by the book author and illustrator. This work is based on an original work of the Core Knowledge® Foundation made available through licensing under a Creative Commons License. This does not in any way imply that the Core Knowledge Foundation endorses this work