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When children read, they succeed! School success has a lot to do with early reading habits. Here are 5 valuable tips that will help you incorporate reading in your family so that your child will become a great reader.
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Tiffany Vaughn is a mother of 5 who has taught 5 preschool co-ops. In this episode, she explains how to make a successful preschool co-op. She details curriculum, structure and things to consider for your child.
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We all want to create memories with our families, but more and more often we find our families attention diverted with electronics. In this episode, family adventurer Rebecca Jackson shares how to spend more time together with your family that counts.
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Follow Rebecca on Instagram at : www.instagram.com/jfamadventures
In this episode, we reveal our number one most downloaded episode of 2018. You will love this episode about how to help your kids become better writers!
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In 2018, Read With You Presents has continued to grow. Thanks for your support! This episode shares the top 5 episodes for the year.
Parenting a special needs child comes with some special challenges. Rhonda Chapman talked about mothering her son who is on the autism spectrum and the lessons she has learned that will help other parents.
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Toddlers are learning and growing every day. How can parents enhance their learning and help them explore their world- without resorting to screen time? This episode gives 5 ways to teach your toddler throughout the day.
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Nicole Thompson has worked in childhood education for 28 years. In the past she used a theme based model, but now teaches a play based model. When parents and educators let children lead through play, they will see the child's education soar.
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Career and School success starts young. There are things parents can do in high school, middle school, elementary and even before their child ever starts formal schooling to prepare them for a career and help them know what jobs would be a good fit. Listen to this episode with Rockell Bartoli for great ideas of how to help your child succeed.
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Rockell's website: www.rockellbartoli.com
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