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regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.per child. hildren from middle-income homes have on averaWith First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoo while participating in our program.
o their child. Read More
through First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-in
that raise funds for schools that all o provide all foundational for a lifetime love of reading
that raise funds for schools in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the book. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the bookerst Foundation addresses one of the most basic issues of childhood literacy-ensuring the availability of quality books in the home so that parents can read to their child. Read More
assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.
Out-of-school reading habits of students has shown that even 15 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text a year.
The program is funded locally through raised by funds the sale of new clothing donated on behalf of the each participating community's program.
of the sale of donated new unwanted women and children's clothing and shoes.
first Library mission is to provide all foundational for a lifetime love of reading
that raise funds for schools
sponsorship. d the proceeds of the sale of donated new unwanted women and children's clothing and shoes.s focused on ensuring babies born into poverty have everything they need to learn, grow and succeed in life. The comprehensive program provides a unique combination of one-on-one parenting education, referrals to other community services, and all the baby essentials needed at every stage during the ...
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THE PROGRAMS IS FUNDED LOCALLY WITH the sale of donated itemd
The average Children from middle-income homes have on average 13 books per child. hildren from middle-income homes have on averaWith First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.
Out-of-school reading habits of students has shown that even 15 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text a year.
regular library attendance
regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.per child. hildren from middle-income homes have on averaWith First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoo while participating in our program.
o their child. Read More
through First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-in
that raise funds for schools that all o provide all foundational for a lifetime love of reading
that raise funds for schools in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the book. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the bookerst Foundation addresses one of the most basic issues of childhood literacy-ensuring the availability of quality books in the home so that parents can read to their child. Read More
assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.
Out-of-school reading habits of students has shown that even 15 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text a year.
The program is funded locally through raised by funds the sale of new clothing donated on behalf of the each participating community's program.
of the sale of donated new unwanted women and children's clothing and shoes.
first Library mission is to provide all foundational for a lifetime love of reading
that raise funds for schools
sponsorship. d the proceeds of the sale of donated new unwanted women and children's clothing and shoes.s focused on ensuring babies born into poverty have everything they need to learn, grow and succeed in life. The comprehensive program provides a unique combination of one-on-one parenting education, referrals to other community services, and all the baby essentials needed at every stage during the ...
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THE PROGRAMS IS FUNDED LOCALLY WITH the sale of donated itemd
The average Children from middle-income homes have on average 13 books per child. hildren from middle-income homes have on averaWith First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoods. First born children, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program.
Out-of-school reading habits of students has shown that even 15 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text a year.
regular library attendance
IMAGINATION LIBRARY ACTIVITY GUIDES
4 Outstanding Resources
(Learning about these was one of many benefits from attending
the bi-annual “DPIL Homecoming” International
Conference in Pigeon Forge, TN.)
! Child Activity Sheets @
http://support.imaginationlibrary.com
—produced by Penguin Books
Peter Rabbit Character Activity Sheets Download, print
and share the following Peter Rabbit Character Activity
Kit *These activity sheets pertain to... APR
10, 2013 11:20AM EDT
Corduroy Character Activity Sheets Download, print and
share Corduroy Character Activity Sheets *These
activity sheets pertain to characters fr... APR 10,
2013 11:20AM EDT
Lady Bug Girl Character Activity Sheets Download,
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Sheets *These activity sheets pertain to characte...
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Llama Llama Character Activity Sheet Download, print
and share Llama Llama Character Activity Sheets
*These activity sheets pertain to characters... APR
10, 2013 11:20AM EDT
Madeline Character Activity Sheets Download, print and
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activity sheets pertain to characters fr... APR 10,
2013 11:20AM EDT
Otis Character Activity Sheets Download, print and
share Otis Character Activity Sheets *These activity
sheets pertain to characters from t... APR 10,
2013 11:20AM EDT
Spot Character Activity Sheet Download, print and share
Spot Character Activity Sheets *These activity
sheets pertain to characters from t... APR 10, 2013
11:20AM EDT
The Snowy Day Character Activity Sheets Download,
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Sheets *These activity sheets pertain to characte...
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Winnie-the-Pooh Character Activity Sheets Download,
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Sheets *These activity sheets pertain to
charac... APR 10, 2013 11:20AM EDT
Max & Ruby Character Activity Sheets Download, print
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*These activity sheets pertain to charact... APR 10,
2013 11:20AM EDT
One Cool Friend Activity Sheets Download, print and
share the following One Cool Friend Activity Kit
*These activity sheets pertain to charac... APR 10,
2013 11:21AM EDT
! BEST BEGINNINGS—
Alaska statewide DPIL Initiative
http://www.bestbeginningsalaska.org/imaginationlibrary/books-book-activities
Activity sheets IL books (in PDF)
Children born in 2013
My First Songs
Whose Baby Am I?
Winnie-the-Pooh’s Opposites
Where’s My Nose?
The Gingerbread Man
Look at the Animals
Peekaboo Morning
Lull-a-bye, Little One
I Love You, Sun
No Matter What
Look, Look!
Skippy Jonjones: Up and Down
Max’s First Word
Giggles with Daddy
Wake Up, Sleepy Bear
Children born in 2012
Red Wagon
My Farm Friends
Father and Son
Little Pink Pup
Pouch!
All of Baby Nose to Toes
Sleep, Baby, Sleep
Dimity Duck
Just Like You
Peter Rabbit’s Rainbow Shapes
Baby Max and Ruby: Clean-Up Time!
Raindrop, Plop!
ABC Look at Me
Little Loon and Papa
Good Night, Gorilla
A Mud Pie for Mother
Children born in 2011
One Foot, Two Feet
Rhymes Round the World
My Little Train
1, 2, 3 to the Zoo
Only You
Roar of a Snore
Mine-O-Saur
Over in the Meadow
Big Sister, Little Sister
Pigs Love Potatoes
Momma, Will You?
The Wild Little Horse
Llama, Llama Red Pajama
Cool Time Song
Big Brother, Little Brother
Children born in 2010
Old Bear and His Cub
Pretend
The Story of Ferdinand
Little Monkey Lost
The Spiffiest Giant in Town
Gobble Gobble Crash!
A House Is a House for Me
Read to Tiger
Blueberries for Sal
Llama Llama Mad at Mama
Welcome to the Zoo
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
The Gruffalo
Easy Street
A Lot of Otters
Corduroy
Tiger Can’t Sleep
My Lucky Day
Firefighters to the Rescue
Children born in 2009
Strega Nona’s Harvest
Otis
Taking Care of Mama
The Chicken of the Family
Llama Llama Misses Mama
Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain
Sally and the Purple Socks
The House that Jack Built
Ladybug Girl and Bumblebee Boy
The Snowy Day
The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush
Take Care, Good Knight
Aesop’s Fables
Grandfather Buffalo
Officer Buckle and Gloria
Coyote Raid in Cactus Canyon
Children born in 2008
Mary and Her Little Lamb
What’s the Big Idea, Molly?
Wanted: The Perfect Pet
Holler Loudly
Where Butterflies Grow
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Lissy’s Friends
Little Devils
Look Out Kindergarten, Here I Come!
Dolphins on the Sand
Thank You, World
Badger’s Fancy Meal
The Invisible Moose
Groundhog Gets a Say
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears
A Place Called Kindergarten
Owl Moon
! UNITED WAY—Activities for DPIL Books
http://unitedwayqc.org/resources/imaginationlibrary/imagination-library-beyond-the-book
Click on an book cover below that will bring you to a sheet
with suggested activities you can do with your child to help
them bring their Imagination Library books to life.
Also, check out the 10 skills your child needs to be prepared
on the first day of school.
! Vanderbilt University Children’s Hospital—
[often referred to as a great site at the DPIL Homecoming
2013-jad]
Use our Reading Activity Sheets with your free Imagination
Use our Reading Activity Sheets with your free Imagination
Library books. It's as easy as C.A.R.!
C - Comment and Wait
Literacy Coalition of Madison County NY
Jay Dunn, Executive Director–[email protected] –315.796.1543
Web:literacycoalitionmadisoncountyny.org & FB: Literacy Coalition of Madison County NY
Offices: Edward R. Andrew Elem. Sch. 55 Eaton St. Morrisville 13408 (MWF)—Oneida Public Library 220 Broad St. Oneida 13421 (T Tr)
Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.
1.12, 8.13jad Frederick Douglass
L C
MC NY
A - Ask Questions and Wait
R - Respond by Adding More
The links to our Reading Activity Sheets below show you
how to use C.A.R. with the free Imagination Library books
BFBMT sends to your child. Just select a book, review the
Reading Activity Sheet, and start having fun reading with
your child!
C.A.R was developed by Washington Learning Systems as a
simple way to have a conversation with your child about a
book. Research shows that using this method expands the
child's language skills, and also teaches an appropriate way
to have a conversation.
BFBMT's simple, fun, inexpensive activities expand your
experiences with your child, and through these interactions,
your child's literacy and school readiness skills are increased
while strengthening family bonds. So click on a book cover,
print a Reading Activity Sheet, pick up an Imagination
Library book, put your child on your lap, and start reading!
Interested in bringing C.A.R. to your community or organization?
Contact Sheryl Rogers for information.
Click here to see all the Imagination Library Reading Activity
Sheets.