What Happened to the Neighborhood?
I was a big fan of Mister Roger’s Neighborhood back in the 70’s. My kids were fans too. The wholesome nature of the program attracted me and made me feel
Parenting points to ponder
Books Made More Readable for Dyslexics
I have family members with dyslexia who find reading hard work. I wish they didn't have to struggle to learn this necessary skill. I recently found out that if certain
Was Martin Luther King an Avid Reader?
I asked myself the above question when we celebrated Martin Luther King’s birthday in January. Did reading help him accomplish his goals as a Civil Rights Leader?
Young minds are encouraged
Books Fuel the Fire of Intelligence
Frank Bruni, an Op-ed columnist for the New York Times, recently published a column entitled “The Gift of Reading.” Here’s what he has to say:
“The list of what a child
Reading and Riding Stationary Bikes
Can kids better their reading scores by riding stationary bikes? North Carolina elementary counselor Scott Ertl wanted to find out. He put a donated bike in a classroom. One cycle