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Author Archives: Rita K.
Read to Your Child – 20 Minutes = $250,000
Wouldn’t it be great to know that you could provide your child with an additional $250,000 or more over the course of his lifetime? Guess what? You can and it’s easy. According to the Children’s Reading Foundation, “for every year … Continue reading
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Reading: It’s Not Just for the Kids
Originally posted on Thoroughly Modern Messy:
You often run into some great people online. I happened to meet a fellow WordPress blogger, Dr. Connie Hebert, who is a nationally renowned reading specialist, teacher of teachers and motivational speaker. Her special…
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Three Essential Ways to Support Your Struggling Reader
Okay…The news isn’t good. You’ve seen the report, talked with the teacher and realize that your child is faltering in Reading. Whether this occurs at six or sixteen, it feels like a punch in the stomach as you realize that … Continue reading
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Feb. 26 – Tell a Fairytale Day
While reading another blog a few days ago, I learned that tomorrow, February 26, is “Tell a Fairytale Day”. Who knew? I love the idea of telling a fairytale. To me this implies reciting a traditional tale the way you … Continue reading
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Fairytales and Their Fractured Counterparts
Ah, this snow day is such a gift. From the window, the late afternoon sun makes it look like a summer day…that is until my eyes drift down to the blanket of white. It’s toasty inside and I’m primed to … Continue reading
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Picture This
I awoke to a 5:30 AM text informing me that we had a two-hour delay. The early start is catching up with me, but in spite of my fatigue, I’m determined to write my promised blog post. Picture books are … Continue reading
Reading Routines
January was a busy month and my good intentions to post several times a week simply fell by the wayside. Isn’t that usually the way it works? Okay, so I can just give up or recommit to this venture. I’m … Continue reading
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Happy New Year
The beginning of the New Year holds such promise, much like beginning to read a new book. We don’t know quite where it will take us, but we’re willing to invest our time in the hope of a unique experience … Continue reading