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Children's Internet Links

Books and Reading

Absolutely Whootie: Stories to Grow By

Angelina Ballerina

Book Hive

Children's Book Breaks

Daisy the Pig: Pig Out on Reading

Guys Read

Lil Fingers Storybooks

The Story Place

Fun Stuff

700+ Spectacular, Mysterious,, Wonderful Web Sites for Kids and the Adults Who Care About Them

Ask Jeeves for Kids

Letterboxing North America

Mr. Roger's Neighborhood

Nickelodeon

Ranger Rick

Yahooligans

The White House Kids' Page

Geography and History

America's Library

Culture Quest

Census Kids' Corner

Fifty States

National Geographic for Kids

PBS Kids Democracy Project

World Flag Database

Homework Help

Awesome Library

Internet Public Library

Kidinfo

Kidsclick

Science and Technology

Animal Land

Connecticut Amphibians

Connecticut Wildlife Page

Cool Math

Cool Science for Curious Kids

The Learning Studios - Exploratorium

Parents

Regional School District 17

Connecticut Home Educator's Association

Children's Literature Web Guide

Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center

CT Parenting

Healthy Children

HK Recreation

Kids' Health

Parent Soup

Parents' Place

PBS Parents

Great Kids CT

Tufts University Child & Family WebGuide

Your Child: a Health Resource Guide



10 WAYS BUSY PARENTS CAN ENCOURAGE READING
1. Bring books on errands - while driving to karate class, to the doctor, or to Home Depot, even those long trips over the river & through the woods to Grandma's house!

2. Encourage older sisters & brothers to read to their younger siblings.

3. Turn pizza with friends into "readers & eaters" or a hike into "walkers & talkers".

4. Put a really interesting-looking book or magazine in a spot around the house your child is sure to see... maybe on their bed or in the bedroom.

5. Shave 15 minutes off TV time each night and make it Reading Time.

6. Have your child read out loud to you while you're getting dinner ready or folding clothes.

7. Go to the library regularly - make Tuesday night Library & Pizza Night.

8. Suggest magazine subscriptions as gifts when aunts and uncles want ideas for birthdays.

9. Ask your child to read the recipe out loud when you're cooking or the instruction manual when you're assembling something.

10. When you read the newspaper, share the comics or kids' section with them.

BONUS: BRING YOUR CHILD TO THE LIBRARY!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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