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Exploring Young Minds: A Child's Reading Preferences Survey

Conducting a personal survey to gauge children's interest in sports, comics, history, art, narratives, movies, book reviews, animals, and more. The aim is to determine their preferred reading material and engagement with various topics. Would they like to read about Stripes, animals, being healthy, forecasting the weather, or contribute their own writing to the CDC Press? Let's find out and tailor reading selections accordingly to engage and inspire young readers.

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Exploring Young Minds: A Child's Reading Preferences Survey

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  1. Surveying the School: What will children be most interested in reading?

  2. Personal surveying children in A, B, & C.

  3. Do you think that 10 cents is a good price to ask people to pay?

  4. Would you like to read about sports?

  5. Would you like to read comics?

  6. Would you like to read about history?

  7. Would you like to read about famous art?

  8. Are you interested in narrative stories?

  9. Do you want to read about movies and TV?

  10. Do you want to read book reviews?

  11. Do you want to read about animals?

  12. Do you want to read about Stripes?

  13. Do you want to learn about being healthy?

  14. Would you like to predict the weather?

  15. Do you want to read about other discoveries, the office and the infant and toddler center?

  16. Would you like to add pieces of your own writing to the CDC Press?

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