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The Home Front Parent Wendy Bostic knows that taking a vacation from school doesn’t have to be a vacation from learning.
Get Kids Reading: Tips from the Authors Part 4 of a lively panel discussion called How to Get and Keep Boys Reading.
Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
Earl Phalen: Libraries are rich resources, at no cost One of the most important things parents can do is get their kids their own library cards.
Keep the learning faucet on Dr. James Kim discusses how to keep the learning faucet on during the summer months.
Media support for parents Lisa Guernsey suggests possible resources to support parents in selecting and choosing media.
Tapping into the public library Dr. James Kim discusses how to tap into the resources available at the public library.
Preschool for ELLs: Family Involvement Dr. Palacios describes ways to make ELL families feel welcome in the preschool setting and suggests literacy activities that parents can try at home.
