Reading is fun

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   XrivaZimmerman, sand69, bderer, sockmonkeys24, and 24 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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   HFDLfotografe{Copyrighted} (37 months ago | reply)

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   HFDLfotografe{Copyrighted} (37 months ago | reply)

   A lot of that in my opinion is how they suck the joy out of it in school. At least here ......I homeschool and have since she entered 1st grade .....it's not always "fun" but we've been "blessed" like more choices to personalize what she does. Here every book they have to test on a computer for reading scores and comprehension since kinder ......I think kids thus don't like to read knowing some test is going to follow each and every book they read. We made Dr. Suess part of our curriculum since he wonderfully invented words and I've taught her since an early age that there's political statements however in that ....we also just read the Junie B. series due to hilarity ..... she loves to read. She has just finished several bios on women in Renaissance Italy that 'goes with" history curriculum as high school sophomore and she's acing world history now because these bios tied it all together for her. Most children also have their own methods of learning which may or may not be how they are being taught, we call them "different forms of intelligence". Some are very visual and others are more audial and some are way kinetic. It all has to be combined at some point and they have to learn all methods but you cannot change a child and make them learn outside their own brain, it just does not happen.

   I am way glad he is enjoying reading now. :D

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   ...Güs... (37 months ago | reply)

   muy buena

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   di_the_huntress (37 months ago | reply)

   Great shot!

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   DogTreatBaker (31 months ago | reply)

   I love this photo! It says so much and shows how much he is enjoying the book.

   Just want you to know that I used it on my site at:
   www.better-childrens-books.com/children-readi ng.html

   Thanks for sharing!

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   WNPR - Connecticut Public Radio (30 months ago | reply)

   hi there!

   just wanted to let you know that we used this photo for a story we did!

   Thanks so much,
   Chion @ WNPR.org

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   otteight (29 months ago | reply)

   Hello,

   I really like your photos. I especially am impressed by you portraits and your flowers. And some of the rain photos -- wow.

   I used this photo today at my blog, TodayIsFun.com.

   Here's the link:
   todayisfun.com/blog/readmore/760

   Thank you -- and I look forward to seeing more of your work!

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   daisyjae (25 months ago | reply)

   Love this picture. I wanted to let you know I used it in an article. Thank you.
   hubpages.com/hub/Helping-Your-Child-Learn-to- Read?done

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    playtalklearn (23 months ago | reply)

    Thanks so much for sharing such a cute photo.
    I'll be using it this week in a post on www.playtalklearn.com, with your details of course!
    Cheers
    Emily

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    elisabethjoe (20 months ago | reply)

    Using this photo on my blog at www.behindschoollines.blogspot.com.
    Thanks for such a cute photo!

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    flickrbea (19 months ago | reply)

    www.parentsareimportant.com/2010/11/helping-y our-children...

    THank you for the photo. This picture was perfect for an article I wrote.

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    hipnopsi (19 months ago | reply)

    Publicada en: Reflepsiones

    Thanks!

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    Just some dust (19 months ago | reply)

    Thanks for the CC license. I used this in a blog post about a children's book festival in suburban Austin, Texas.

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    Pass the DREAM Act NOW (5 months ago | reply)

    Nice shot!

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