In honor of World Read-Aloud Day, here are 3 lovely poems to read aloud:
April Rain Song by Langston Hughes
Color by Christina Rossetti
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
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Showing posts with label world read aloud day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world read aloud day. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Best Day in the World, Maybe
LitWorld's mission is to
. . .use the power of story to cultivate literacy skills in the world's most vulnerable children through Education, Advocacy and Innovation. LitWorld creates resilience building reading and writing experiences which connect and fortify communities.
Who can't get on board with this agenda?
The best thing I ever heard anyone say about reading was that in addition to the value (in terms of acquiring knowledge and information) and sheer pleasure it gives, reading also ensures domestic harmony, because whenever one must wait for another member of one's household, one may sit oneself comfortably and read, thereby spending time profitably and enjoyably that would otherwise be wasted in grumbling.
The best thing I ever heard anyone say about reading was that in addition to the value (in terms of acquiring knowledge and information) and sheer pleasure it gives, reading also ensures domestic harmony, because whenever one must wait for another member of one's household, one may sit oneself comfortably and read, thereby spending time profitably and enjoyably that would otherwise be wasted in grumbling.
Register to participate in World Read Aloud Day here.
Download a pdf containing an activity kit here.
I'd love to hear what you're going to read aloud. Could be anything. I'll make a list, starting with 10 Minutes till Bedtime by the wonderful, wonderful Peggy Rathmann.
I'd love to hear what you're going to read aloud. Could be anything. I'll make a list, starting with 10 Minutes till Bedtime by the wonderful, wonderful Peggy Rathmann.
NOTE: You probably noticed the change in design. No credit to me. You know how simple those templates are.
UPDATE: Great idea here at GOOD. It's a 30-Day Art Challenge for March. Already shaping up to be a good month, what with the reading and the art.
UPDATE: Great idea here at GOOD. It's a 30-Day Art Challenge for March. Already shaping up to be a good month, what with the reading and the art.
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