http://www.icanteachmychild.com/2012/02/seven-things-you-should-be-doing-as-youre-reading-to-your-child/
Great article I found on Pinterest...Seven Things You Should be Doing as You Read with Your Child:
http://www.icanteachmychild.com/2012/02/seven-things-you-should-be-doing-as-youre-reading-to-your-child/ I got the coolest poster from Scholastic that I feel I just have to share with you what it says. I think it has such a strong message and I feel that it really sums up Literacy and how important it is in a child's life.
"Literacy - the ability to read, write, and understand - is the birthright of every child in the world. Young people need to know how to analyze, interpret, and understand information. *~* Learn to read nonfiction for information. Learn to read fiction for imagination. *~* Every child should have access to books. *~* Young people also need teachers who provide instruction to interpret the information the encounter. Every child should have Literacy Confidence... Literacy Confidence = the ability to read, write, and speak about what they know, what they feel, and who they are. Read Every Day. Lead a Better Life." ~poster from Scholastic, 2010 I've hung this on the book return cart for maximum read-age potential! I hope that left you inspired like it did me. Read to your child, let them read to you. hugs, Mrs. W |
Blog AuthorMs. Worsham, librarian, for Harry Stone Montessori Academy, a PK-8 school in Dallas ISD. Archives
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