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Children watch plays and puppet shows designed for their enjoyment. And yet, written versions of plays are not as common for children's reading as stories and poems are. What is it about plays that might account for this lack?

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Puppet shows or plays can be performed to convey themes or messages, which children will understand and remain interested. This is because the visual image is easy for them to comprehend and relate to. Children mostly learn by using sight from the moment they are born. Many children that are young cannot create a story in their head when reading and have a difficult time extracting context from written text. A play is written in a different format than a book. This format change makes it very diffcult for children to read a play and absorb not only who is speaking, but at the same time create a mental image.

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Answer:

Plays are actually visual, which, studies have shown to catch children's eyes easily. It's because a play is right in front of a child--where they are able to hear and see--that they pay more attention to it. Most people agree that visuals are more appealing than your average, and plain, boring text. Plays are more effective than reading as performances are always done in a lively-manner.

Explanation:

Of course, stories and poems aren't what I'd really refer to as boring, but, children are children. They want something that's actually fun and enjoyable. And puppet shows contain quite a lot of humor so it's no wonder they used to be so popular.

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