Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
I'm coming back!!!!
Greetings All, Please for give me for being gone for so long, but I'm here to tell you.... I'm BACK!!!! I'm working on improving my blog, and coming up with tons of idea's and information for this blog, so please look out for that. I really want to encourage all african american children & teens to please, get your education, read every single day, nothings is more important then reading and learning. I will stress this alot on this blog, you may get very upset, but I don't care.. Cut of your TV, step away from the video games, hang out with your friends later. Whatever it is, that's distracting you from reading, get rid of it!!!! Until next time, Live, Laugh, and Love!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
8 Reasons to Read Daily!
Greetings Parents, I would like to give you 8 Great Reasons to Read with Your Child Every Day!
(1) To improve your child's listening skills and attention span.
(2) To share stories and ideas with one another.
(3) To broaden your child's world. When you read together, children can understand and enjoy books written above their independent reading level.
(4) To exchange ideas and opinions as you discuss the story together.
(5) To present reading as a pleasurable experience your child will want to do alone.
(6) To introduce your child to a variety of subjects, authors, and illustrators.
(7) To build your child's vocabulary.
(8) To increase your child's sense of security, safety, and confidence.
Parents, please read to your child at least 30min a day and if you have teenagers encourage them to read also.
Peace & Blessings,
Pretty Brown Sistah
(1) To improve your child's listening skills and attention span.
(2) To share stories and ideas with one another.
(3) To broaden your child's world. When you read together, children can understand and enjoy books written above their independent reading level.
(4) To exchange ideas and opinions as you discuss the story together.
(5) To present reading as a pleasurable experience your child will want to do alone.
(6) To introduce your child to a variety of subjects, authors, and illustrators.
(7) To build your child's vocabulary.
(8) To increase your child's sense of security, safety, and confidence.
Parents, please read to your child at least 30min a day and if you have teenagers encourage them to read also.
Peace & Blessings,
Pretty Brown Sistah
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