Preliteracy initiative to encourage mother's-to-be to read to their babies in the womb.
Showing posts with label read to your babybump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label read to your babybump. Show all posts
Thursday, May 21, 2020
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
There is a huge question in discussion pertaining to reading scores of 3rd graders. The question proposed is Do prisons use third grade reading scores to predict the number of prison beds they'll need?
According to an article on www.readingpartners.org and other sources, it is technically untrue but I challenge you to research for yourself.
According to an article on www.readingpartners.org and other sources, it is technically untrue but I challenge you to research for yourself.
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Welcome to Read to Your Babybump (formerly Read to Your Unborn Baby)
This is a preliteracy initiative which is part of "My 3 S.E.E.D.S.", (Social Enterprises in Educational Discoveries).
I have designated May to be National Read to Your Babybump Month, encouraging mother's-to-be to read to their babies in the womb before they are born. As a mother, I read to my 2 (now grown) children while they were in the womb which resulted in them reading early before they entered elementary school and their reading levels were above the average for their grades. Now that I am a grandmother, my daughter has read to her twin toddler boys in the womb and they were reading at age 3. I am a living witness that preliteracy begins before birth and it has positive outcomes. Stay tuned for the book release and exciting upcoming events.
I have designated May to be National Read to Your Babybump Month, encouraging mother's-to-be to read to their babies in the womb before they are born. As a mother, I read to my 2 (now grown) children while they were in the womb which resulted in them reading early before they entered elementary school and their reading levels were above the average for their grades. Now that I am a grandmother, my daughter has read to her twin toddler boys in the womb and they were reading at age 3. I am a living witness that preliteracy begins before birth and it has positive outcomes. Stay tuned for the book release and exciting upcoming events.
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