Posted by
Ready Reader on Mar 4th, 2010 in
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March 2nd signified the NEA’s Read Across America Day, as school children all over America celebrated Dr. Suess’ birthday and his famous books. First Lady Michelle Obama helped promoted the special day by reading “The Cat in the Hat” to a group of school children. She also spoke about the importance of reading and how “Horton Hatches the Egg,” by Dr. Seuss is one of the first...
Posted by
Ready Reader on Dec 1st, 2009 in
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Came across this today and thought it was another great way to share the gift of reading this holiday season. Tikatok™ helps turn ideas into stories – and publishes those stories into one-of-a-kind books that can be shared with family and friends. Using Tikatok’s™ easy interface your child can create, write and illustrate a book for free. Don’t know what to write about? No problem,
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Posted by
Ready Reader on Nov 27th, 2009 in
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Research has consistently demonstrated the benefits of parents and their children reading together at home. The home is a safe and trusted place in which children are naturally eager to participate in activities with their parents. Children are also particularly responsive to encouragement made by their parents. Furthermore, the emotional closeness that arises as books are enjoyed together, adds an additional...
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Ready Reader on Nov 27th, 2009 in
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Author: Joe Kanooga
I am a big fan of educational toys and the Melissa & Doug brand has always been in my top 10 list when I purchase toys for my kids. This articles points out ways that you can use their toys and building blocks to enhance your child’s learning and development. Counting, spelling and telling time are just a few activities you can interact with your child while using Melissa & Doug...
Posted by
Ready Reader on Nov 24th, 2009 in
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Illustory: Write and Illustrate Your Own Book!
This was a fun activity I did with my first grader. He enjoyed writing the story from beginning to end and illustrating pictures to go along. The finished product has made a wonderful keepsake and recently we have created a few more that we will give as Christmas gifts. This is a great reading activity for 1st graders and up, not only will it exercise their imagination,...