In today’s post, my sweet friend, Sarah Chesworth, is sharing her tips for making the most of your reading time with your child. Sarah is a former elementary school teacher and new mom. She is passionate about early childhood education and loves helping teachers and parents make learning fun and meaningful for their little ones. She believes that reading aloud is one of the most powerful things that parents can do with their children, and as a speech language pathologist, I couldn’t agree more! Here are the wonderful tips she shared with me…

Child DevelopmentMacy GilsonFebruary 21, 2020early childhood education, read aloud, teacher, kindergarten, developmental reading, early literacy, emerging literacyComment

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And while we may not all have the opportunity to serve others through our chosen career paths, we all have the opportunity to serve others through the way we live our lives, the way we choose our words, and the way we teach our children to do the same.

Other TopicsMacy GilsonJune 25, 2019kindness, disability, awareness, inclusion, career, dream, stories, community, classroom, teacher, educator, parent Comments

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“Intelligence plus character.
That is the goal of true education.”