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Let’s Talk S.T.E.A.M. / S.T.E.M. and Literacy

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Help Your Child Fall in Love with Books

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Build A Solid Foundation for Reading Success

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5 Innovative Ways to Cultivate a Reading Habit in Your Child

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It is needless to say that reading habits build several other important skills in children. However, parents find it very hard to get their children to pick up a good book to read especially in the […]

5 Proven Techniques for the Development of Literacy Skills of Your Kids

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It is surely a remarkable moment when your child begins to read for the first time. No one is more excited to see them read through their favorite stories themselves other than you. Every child develops […]

10 Reading Tips for Parents of Children Under 10

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Every parent only has this one dilemma. They simply can’t make reading interesting enough for their kids. Reading helps develop children’s vocabulary, contextualization and understanding of different expressions. Making reading fun may be a difficult job […]

3 Vital Tools for Literacy Development of Your Kids

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Kids grow up really fast. You have to keep an eye on all their needs. Most specifically, when it comes to the literacy development of your children, you have to know exactly what is important for […]

How to Encourage Your Kids Love of Books?

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How to Encourage Your Kids Love of Books? Parents play the most important role in developing their child’s habit to read and this role begins at the very early ages of their children. Reading is important. […]

CONCENTRATION is SELF CONTROL!

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Concentration contributes to self control. There are so many distractions in today’s world. Children as well as adults struggle with being able to stay on task and concentrate for periods of time. Have you ever said to […]

EATING and READING!

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Eat to Read, Read to Eat! Is there a connection between what your child eats and their reading success? Reading success extends far beyond just the words in print. If your child is not eating nutritious food, then your child's ability to focus and comprehend are compromised.

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