TRC Read to Kids

TRC Read to Kids

Monday, August 27, 2012

A super Read-Aloud about superheros!

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There are few things that little boys (and girls) get more excited about than superheroes. Superheroes in books come in all shapes and size...
Monday, August 20, 2012

Just the facts, please! Using nonfiction books in your Read-Aloud

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Usually, when folks think about reading aloud to a child, they think of favorite story books:  Madeline, Where the Wild Things Are, Don’t ...
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Monday, July 30, 2012

Writing and Reading: Two Halves of the Same Coin

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The processes of learning to write and learning to read are very closely related. Reading helps children learn the rules of grammar (in a...
Monday, July 23, 2012

Norm-proofing your Read-Aloud: gender in children's books

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It's important to remember that even when it seems like kids are squirmy and fidgeting, they are absorbing on a subconscious level the ...
Monday, July 16, 2012

Silence is dangerous: TRC volunteers learn about reporting suspected child abuse

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It’s all over the news, and it should be. Children are abused in our communities every day. According to Childhelp , child  abuse occurs at ...
Monday, July 9, 2012

Read-Alouds for the older crowd: how to keep tweens engaged

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Occasionally you might find yourself at a Read-Aloud mainly populated by kids who aren't as interested in hearing picture books read ou...
Monday, July 2, 2012

Author Profile: Laura Vaccaro Seeger

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Laura Vaccaro Seeger, author and illustrator of The Hidden Alphabet ,  First the Egg , Dog and Bear , and more. This week we'll t...
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