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Elementary School Parent Update | February 2010

WHAT KIDS LOVE

IN THIS ISSUE:  • Help Your Child Love to Learn
• What to Read Tonight
• Expert Advice: Tutoring

Sylvia Barsotti Dear Earline,

Kids who love to learn — isn’t that something we all wish for? For some kids learning comes easily, but others need some help along the way. If yours is one, check out all about tutoring for tips and advice on how best to help your child.

Here’s to raising kids who love to learn!



Sylvia

Sylvia Barsotti, Editor

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Help Your Child Love to Learn
 
Help Your Child Love to Learn Information and advice on how to raise a child who loves to learn.

• A Love of Learning
Inspire curiosity, creative thinking, and joy along your child's path to greater knowledge.

• Quick Click: 5 Ways to Encourage a Love of Learning
Nurture your child's curiosity to foster a passion for learning.

• 10 Ways to Motivate Your Child to Learn
Inspire her thirst for knowledge inside — and outside — of school.

• Share Your Thoughts: Foster a Love of Learning
We asked moms how they inspire learning throughout the school year. Here's what they had to say.

 

What to Read Tonight
 
What to Read Tonight Celebrate Valentine’s Day with tales of true love and friendship.

• Love and Kisses
From first crushes to very best friends, these picture books are perfect companions to Valentine's Day.

• Books of Love
• Valentine's Day might be a touchy topic for your tween. Help her escape with these tales of true love and friendship.

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Expert Advice: Tutoring
 
Expert Advice: Tutoring Think your child could use some help? Here’s some useful insight and information.

• Turn “Cabin Fever” Into Teachable Moments
What used to be “extra” has almost become the norm. But is it right for your child?

• Time for a Tutor?
Use this grade-by-grade guide to determine whether your child needs extra help.

• The Who’s Who of Tutoring
You can choose from an army of learning helpers. Learn which one is right for your child.

• 8 Steps to Tutoring Success
After you’ve decided to seek help, what’s next?

 
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