by Phillip Chipping
Founder of knowonder
OK, so I’ll be the first to admit – I am not some high-credentialed, Harvard-educated professor who can impress you with the importance of his words just by how many letters come after his name. The only letters that come after my name are DAD. But I figure those are the most important, (second only to MOM) and I also figure they give me just enough real-life experience to qualify me to write down some of my thoughts on a topic that I feel extremely passionate about: Reading and Literacy.
Did you know that the single-most important thing you can do for your children is to read to them (and with them) for twenty minutes, every day? That’s a bold statement, but as I’ve been researching the topic, I have found amazing statistics and research that convince me it is true.
Consider just a few of the benefits, especially when you start your children at an early age (the recommendation is to start at birth): read more...
4 comments:
proude to be your first follower from the blog hop! would love a follow back.
http://cumminslife.blogspot.com/
I mean proud :)
Reading to my boys when they were little was always a great way to end the day.
Thank you for stopping by and linking up on the Get Wired Blog Hop. I am following you and look forward to your updates.
Vickie
http://victoriasvoice44.blogspot.com
This is such a cute blog! I do agree on reading with your child daily. I use to when they were little. :D Following you back from http://foreverateenonline.blogspot.com
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