How to Start a Read Aloud Program for Seniors
By Haley Burress United States
Found In: ›Activities ›World Read Aloud Day
Reading is a popular leisure activity among people of all ages. However, reading aloud is often something we reserve for school-aged children.
Learn how making a Read Aloud program can positively impact your residents, staff, and the entire community!
In this article we cover:
- How to make it happen!
- How often?
- How long?
- Where?
- Who should come?
- What size group?
- What to read?
- What to discuss?
- 7 Ways to Make It Even More Special
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18th May 2020
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