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Harvard Graduate School of Education created a slideshow on what can parents and educators do to promote reading for fun throughout their academic development. Enjoy!
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We get it: it’s cold outside, the sun goes down early, and it just feels so good to hunker down on the couch in front of the tube after work. However, there’s no reason the cold dark weather has to keep your students cooped up in front of the TV (or tablet, smartphone, etc) after school. Pediatricians heartily recommend limiting your child’s screen time, but cutting it down can be overwhelming if you don’t have a slew of activities already up your sleeve. Fear no more! Here’s a quick list of things you can do with your child that engage the brain and get you both off the couch.
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