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Complete lesson plans for teaching parents to use RWM! strategies in the home setting can be found in Read With Me!  Stress-free Strategies for Building Language and Literacy.  If you have a specific suggestion for working with parents, please send it and we will add it to this section!

From Dawn Gurski-Ohlfs, Holmen, WI

We have a Reading Together in Kindergarten program in our district based on Helen Davig's work. We recently noticed that many of these students do not hold public library cards and decided to work with the local public library to invite our families to the library on a Saturday morning. In March we are planning an hour program for our families where they will be treated storytelling, a tour of the library,(both provided by the library) and our children will receive their cards. It is our hope to be the bridge from school to public library so families will feel welcome and comfortable to use the local library and continue reading throughout the year and especially summer months.
 

 

From Cheryl Granzo, Ionia County, Michigan

Hello again from Michigan! We are very excited about using the Read with Me program and plan to do a variety of parent workshops with the program in March. As a tool to assist parents we have developed a series of bookmarks that will fit on a ring so each time a parent comes a new strategy will be added to the ring. We will have some other bookmarks (nursery rhymes etc.) that we will be adding to the ring as well.  Each one has a copyright to Thinking Publcations.

 

Julie De Angelis from Melbourne, Australia reports that she often uses  vouchers from local groceries stores as incentives to get parents to come to our workshops.  Julie reports this works very well for them and parents are happy with the free groceries.

 
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