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Books from Your Childhood Your Kids Should Be Reading
The following guest post is from Heather Smith, a former nanny. Passionate about thought, leadership and writing, Heather regularly contributes to various career, social media, public relations,...
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Make Reading Fun This Summer
Today’s post is by Sarah Fudin who works in community relations for the University of Southern California Rossier School of Education’s online master’s programs. USC Rossier Online provides current and...
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Fun Ways to Keep Children Engaged This Summer
The following post is from Iris Yuan, an Education Consultant at Tutorspree.com, a marketplace for high-quality tutors across the country. Tutors at Tutorspree.com are highly-educated, experienced...
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Summertime is Reading Time
The lazy days of summer are a great time to keep the love of reading going in children. What follows is a list of books suitable for reading by children ages 4-8. All the World by Liz Garton Scanlon,...
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Keep Your Children Reading Over the Summer
What can you do to keep your children reading during summer vacation? There are so many things to do during the summer other than reading. Yet, every child needs to keep up their reading skills....
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Writing with Wendy , a “Can Do” Feature
Writing with Wendy is an early childhood writing skills development resource. Writing with Wendy offers parents and other family members, as well as teachers, suggestions and exercises for helping...
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It’s Time to Read Along with Grandma Jean!
I am pleased to share about our newest program on “Can Do” Street, “Read Along with Grandma Jean.” The program is about helping young children, and children who have English as a second language...
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