1. Thanks and encouragement: Express gratitude to children for their participation in reading activities at the beginning, and express their approval and encouragement. For example, "Dear child, I thank you very much for keeping reading and writing it down. You have shown a positive attitude towards knowledge and learning, which makes me very proud."

2. Pay attention to growth: emphasize the importance of reading to children's growth and development. Mention how it helps to broaden their knowledge, cultivate their imagination and enhance their language ability. For example, "By reading constantly, exploring new things in the book world will make you smarter and more interesting."

3. Specific feedback: provide specific feedback for specific books or articles. Share what you have observed your child get or like in a book. "When I saw that you were keen on the Harry Potter series, my heart was filled with joy. That magical and fascinating magical world is leading us to progress together. "