There are now 32 million Americans unable to read at the basic level. That makes the reading program that much more important for young people overall. They can follow along with the story to understand the details whenever possible too. Young people have signaled that they appreciate the reading program to its fullest.
Volunteers spend evenings reading with children in shelters through ‘Bedtime Stories’ program #reading
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Fri, 2017-12-22 12:00
A bedtime story program has caught the attention of the news media. The program has volunteers sit down with children to read bedtime stories when possible. Read about the effort being made to provide some company to children in the shelters. There is one group working in East Harlem for displaced families now in need.
Literacy is imperative as many Americans cannot read.
Key Takeaways:
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There is a “bedtime stories” program which offers evening reading time with children in shelters.
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There is a “bedtime stories” program which offers evening reading time with children in shelters.
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The volunteers don’t always come from similar backgrounds but the storylines can help unite both the volunteers and those living in the shelter.