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6 Favorite Preschool Books from My Childhood

June 1, 2017 by Miranda Daniloff Leave a Comment

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Reading the same books you read as a child can bring you back to your own childhood. Here are some of my favorites that I just had to share with my preschooler. Blueberries for Sal by Robert McCloskey Set in a small town in Maine, this is the story is of a little girl Sal and her mother as they … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Brain Development, Learn to Read, New Parent, Parenting Tips, Reading Lifestyle, Smart Strategies Tagged With: Babar, Beatrix Potter, Best Books, best books for preschoolers, Blueberries for Sal, Book Recommendations, Maurice Sendak, Peter Rabbit, Where the Wild Things Are



Doing Good Nationally: Louisiana Flooding Outreach

September 20, 2016 by Jamie Levinthal Leave a Comment

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  Here at Sandvik Publishing, home of Early Moments and Hooked on Phonics it is important to us to find ways to give back to our community. Our community could be defined by the people in the areas surrounding our office headquarters. In reality, we believe our community stretches as far as … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Learn to Read, Making a Difference, Reading Lifestyle Tagged With: baton rouge, books, disaster relief, donate, Dr Seuss, early moments, evacuation, FEMA, flood damage, flooding, Hooked on Phonics, hurricane, katrina, louisiana flooding, rebuilding, red cross, sandy



7 Tips for a Smooth Back-to-School Transition

July 25, 2016 by Julie Temple Stan Leave a Comment

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Nobody likes to see summer end. When I was a kid growing up in New York, school always started the Wednesday after Labor Day. We dreaded it. But by that time the weather was getting cooler; the town pool was closed for the season. You didn’t feel like you were missing out. Nowadays, it seems as if … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Common Challenges, Getting Started, Learn to Read, School Readiness Tagged With: back to school, summer, tips



Great Books for Toddlers

June 6, 2016 by Srikanth Madishetti Leave a Comment

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When choosing reading material for your one-year-old, cater to her budding independence and imagination with books for toddlers that include Velcro® closures, buttons, snaps, ties, and flaps. Any story that encourages interaction will be a big hit. Toddlers are also enthralled by books with mirrors, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Learn to Read, Milestones, New Parent, Parenting Tips Tagged With: 1-2 years tips, babies, Best books for toddlers, board books, Book List, flap booiks, prereading, toddler books, Toddlers



May Is Get Caught Reading Month

May 9, 2016 by Amy Kraft Leave a Comment

May is Get Caught Reading Month

Did you know, May happens to be Get Caught Reading Month? Get Caught Reading is a campaign sponsored by The Association of American Publishers (AAP) to promote literacy nationwide, with a special focus on children's literacy: Because of research indicating that early language experience actually … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fun, Food & Games, Learn to Read, Milestones, Reading Lifestyle, Smart Strategies Tagged With: brain development, get caught, get caught reading, literacy, may, reading



Every Mom is a Superwoman

May 2, 2016 by TJ Trochlil Mcgreevy Leave a Comment

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Do you remember when you learned to read? I've been thinking about this a lot as we approach this Mother's Day. I was with family recently, and we were all talking about what, if any, memories we each had of our first days of reading. Few of us had any memory of the actual learning process. My … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Learn to Read, Milestones, Parenting Tips, Reading Lifestyle Tagged With: busy parents, Dick and Jane, learn to read, learning to read, mothers day, superman, superwoman



Would you put your child on a leash?

Toddler on a leash

List of Polls Next Poll … [Read more...]



How often do you read to your kids?

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Learn what education experts recommend. List of Polls Next Poll … [Read more...]



Should kids be allowed to play video games?

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How involved are you in your kids’ school?

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Read one mom survival guide on getting involved in her kids' school. List of Polls Next Poll … [Read more...]



How do you feel about the new Common Core standards for math?

Teaching Common Core math

List of Polls Next Poll … [Read more...]



Are you happy with your child’s school?

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For more information on increasing school satisfaction, read these posts on: How to tell when your child is struggling in reading in school. How to have a great parent-teacher conference. What parents can do to help their kids grow into confident readers--a toolkit for parents. List of … [Read more...]



How important is it to read to kids?

Mom reading to her child

Learn what your child gets out of being read to. Then turn the tables and discover what parents get out of reading to their kids. List of Polls Next Poll … [Read more...]



What is your child’s biggest struggle at school?

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If your child struggles a bit in certain areas, he or she is not alone! Most children are challenged by one or more aspects of academic life at one point or another. For some, it's learning to read, especially in first grade when the expectations increase for performance. Some will have a hard time … [Read more...]



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Where do you stand? Vote in these polls and let your voice be heard! Have an opinion? Share it! Dr. Seuss What's your favorite Dr. Seuss book? Disney Who is your favorite Disney character? Who is your favorite Disney Princess? Who is your favorite Disney villain? Sesame … [Read more...]



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