Pamper The Earth Collection, 2012
With lazy, warm summer break days fast approaching, Moms everywhere are looking for ways to keep their children engaged in learning. One of the best ways to prevent "summer learning backslide" is to have quality, educational materials available that are both engaging and entertaining. Reading every day is a must.
When selecting titles to add to your home library, consider these top three tips for choosing summer reading books for children.
Tip One: Match content to your child's interest and passions.
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***GIVEAWAY****
Through the generosity of the Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project, That's What She Said readers have an opportunity to win a full set of these extraordinary books! This giveaway is open to residents of US, 18+ and will end on Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 12:01am EST.
With lazy, warm summer break days fast approaching, Moms everywhere are looking for ways to keep their children engaged in learning. One of the best ways to prevent "summer learning backslide" is to have quality, educational materials available that are both engaging and entertaining. Reading every day is a must.
When selecting titles to add to your home library, consider these top three tips for choosing summer reading books for children.
Tip One: Match content to your child's interest and passions.
While reading is an excellent way to expand your child's knowledge base, starting with titles on subjects that are of especial interest will help eliminate potential battles to slow down and enjoy their reading. With sunshine and fun pulling at your child's attention, establish a cozy reading corner and time each day to devote to reading together. Once you've established a consistent, accepted pattern of reading every day, begin to introduce books written on other topics to broaden their knowledge base.
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| Young Tiger Rescues His Mother |
Tip Two: Select books that offer education and entertainment.
Take time to read through new title possibilities, ensuring that message beyond the appealing book cover offers more than just a cute story. What is the educational message? Will the story provoke a meaningful conversation between you and your child? A quality children's title will inspire your child to want to know more about the subject matter. Make time to explore their questions together.
| Young girl befriends a Snow Leopard |
Tip Three: Look for books that offer extra.
Beyond educational message, quality childrens' books text should be paired with engaging illustrations, drawing young readers interest into the story. Additionally, seek out titles that offer educational facts and a peak into the subject matter, to assist you and your child in your further exploration. Take the time to learn about the author and illustrator, as well as any interesting non fiction facts that may be offered.
| Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project Books |
This Mom Recommends
Having recently been given an opportunity to explore a collection of children's books from the Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project, this Mom and her son are delighted. Not only do these books highlight an endangered species in each title, these books are written by young women and volunteers from around the globe.
Based on stories written by 225 young women and children from 8 countries and produced by dozens of volunteers, the Endangered Species, Empowered Communities set of children’s book embodies the spirit of global collaboration and collective creativity. The goals of the project are to empower girls, protect endangered species, and promote global education and awareness.
Filled with wonderful illustrations and unique and delightful text, each book features a different endangered species and corner of the globe. Beyond the enchanting stories, parents will appreciate the full collection of related information to discuss with their young reader included within each book. With facts about the endangered animal, the young authors, their corner of the world and more, sharing these titles with your child will be an educational adventure unto itself.
My son, although eleven, was immediately drawn to this collection, calling the illustrations, "Amazing," the stories, "Really interesting,". As for the wealth of additional information:
These are really cool, Mom. Can I take them to school?For your family's summer reading needs, as gifts or as a donation to your local school or children's organization, this Mom highly recommends the Dot to Dot Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project series of books!
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***GIVEAWAY****
Through the generosity of the Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project, That's What She Said readers have an opportunity to win a full set of these extraordinary books! This giveaway is open to residents of US, 18+ and will end on Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 12:01am EST.

























