Come to the Library and Read to a Dog
The Pima County Public Library in Tuscon, Arizona has a program that invites kids to read to dogs. This activity allows children to read stories to non-judgmental listeners, namely certified therapy dogs:
http://www.library.pima.gov/kidsweb/readtoadog.php via J-Walk Blog | Photo by Flickr user Manchester Library used under Creative Commons license
For many children, this allows them a rare chance to experience stress free reading. Once they are in this situation, children find themselves relaxing and having fun while reading! They come to think of themselves as good readers, which helps their self esteem and makes them eager to read. And eager readers practice their reading more often, leading to improved reading skill.
All of these elements work together to increase a child's motivation to read, which is an essential element in becoming a successful reader.
http://www.library.pima.gov/kidsweb/readtoadog.php via J-Walk Blog | Photo by Flickr user Manchester Library used under Creative Commons license
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Comments (1)
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I guess some people just have stranger imaginations.
I mentioned this to my family and told me I was just being childish. But it's TRUE!
Also I thought that they'd left out the place where I live, but I remembered that it used to be an island about a thousand years ago. You can see it in the south east corner of the picture ^_^
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/users/nnj/goughmap.htm
http://www.foxearth.org.uk/Maps/GoughMap1360.jpg
I'm not sure if that makes it look better, or worse.
And -
that's how your schlong looks? THAT reminds you of your schlong?
I feel sorry for you - NOT!
hahahaha