Author: Keizaburo Tejima Translated from the Japanese by Susan Matsui Have you ever experienced the joy of watching a child do something all by themselves for the very first time? Whether it be learning how to hold their own bottle, feed themselves, tie their own shoe, ride a bike, learn how to sound out a word…All [...]
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Over Spring Break, my nine year old daughter asked me to take her to the bookstore to find a new book. My five year old, Camille came along; Camille did not qualify for pre-kindergarten at her school because of a January birthday, so she is enrolled in one of my Pre K Scholars classes. She seemed eager to read, intensely walking up and down the isles sounding out titles of books in the children’s section. I took her cue and when we got home I pulled out some pre-readers and voila! A new world has opened for her!
This is Camille reading:
I started Pre K Scholars because I wanted to make sure my girls are prepared for kindergarten—I want to give them every advantage I can for future success. As a mom, it excites me to see her so eager to read!
Did you know?
The cost of a high quality pre-kindergarten program is $12,000 per year…putting quality pre-kindergarten out of reach for most middle class families with young children
October Book Review: The Bear’s Autumn
October 5th, 2011
