Cultivating reading skills is not an immediate achievement. First, one must "learn to read" before advancing to "read to learn" and enjoy the pleasure of reading. The key to a high volume of reading lies in forming habits and willingly maintaining them. Learning to pause while reading helps develop thinking processes such as prediction, connection, reasoning, and correction. It also provides opportunities for discussions with peers and teachers, making reading enjoyable for children who love to learn. Want to inspire children to cultivate good reading habits? Of course, being parents or teachers with reading habits often makes the children around us enjoy reading! When children see you reading, they are more likely to imitate adult behavior. For children in grades 1 and 2, reading for about 20 minutes and discussing the story with them is recommended. Letting children choose their own books makes learning enjoyable, and reading becomes a natural and joyful activity.