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Posted on: 28 May 2019
It seems that in this day and age, many children are turning more toward electronics and reading less than youngsters from previous eras. It can seem extra clear when you take kids on a camping trip and they have to go without WiFi for a few days. You can share your love of storytelling and reading with your young camp members by trying the following activities. Have the Campers Act Out Parts of a Story
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Posted on: 26 March 2019
Does your library have a special historic event for the Fourth of July? Or, it might be that you are a history teacher, planning a special end-of-the-year program that might be shown in a special assembly. No matter the reason that you are planning a historic presentation, you obviously want it to be a special event. From arranging to order a complete United States History downloadable presentation to writing a historical script, here are some ideas that might help you.
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Posted on: 28 September 2018
If you want to give your students a new enthusiasm to learn, create an environment that is fun and educational. For middle-school students, usually fifth to eighth grades, this can be achieved through your choice of classroom décor and the images you surround your pupils with. Don't let kids become bored and unstimulated by their surroundings; instead, pump them up with educational accents and decorations that capture their attention and reinforce what they are learning.
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Posted on: 4 July 2018
If your child struggles with a speech disorder, he or she is certainly not alone. In fact, there are many children who have trouble with certain letter sounds. Recognizing the problem is only the first step, though. There are things you'll need to do in order to help your little one overcome these struggles and learn to speak clearly and correctly. Here are a couple of things to consider as you're trying to help your child overcome their speech problems.
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