Few days ago, we shared tips on making reading fun for kids.
Don't give up, kids appreciate books more, as they grow older.
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#kidsbooks#earlyliteracy#books
Today's Children's day theme "Unite to reverse the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on children.
👉Ending Harmful practice's against the child
👉 Child protection in the best interest of every child
👉 Education for social marginalized Children.
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Esther ( pictured below)is an orphan. She needs a Foster care family resident in Cross River State or Akwa Ibom State. Please kindly contact BRCI on: 0809 012 3666 or 0906 042 6199 or visit 15 Kings street Bigqua Calabar.
@namse Good morning, we do not have a printed blueprint for teachers use, however, we do have one we during outreaches to schools. It involves the use of printed body safety rules and animated videos for younger ages .
This was to enable reading and literacy improvement of children who could not afford digital learning during the Pandemic Era.
Song credit: One voice children's choir - something just like this
#LiteracyMatters#Literature
Some kids are naturally drawn to books; while others would rather prefer anything but reading.
These tips, wouldn't just make reading less stressful for them, but fun.
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Got more tips? Please share in the comment section.
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DID YOU KNOW BRCI was registered as a non-profit, non-governmental and non-partisan Organisation on March 3, 2011.
We are excited to announce our 10th anniversary 🎉🎊
10 years of advocating for the rights of vulnerable children and indigent women,
Tune in to TVC news (Dstv channel 418, Gotv channel 45) by 5pm today to watch our Principal counsel Mr James Ibor, discuss the research and documentary of 'Money Wives'; a practice in Beecheve community Obanliku where children are sold off to marriage to offset family debts.
On the 9th of September Uwemedimo foundation hosted an event in collaboration with Rise Above Breast Cancer Foundation, Pink Africa Foundation and Akovou Foundation to commemorate Literacy day. The event hosted 50 children from the Big Qua Community aged 4-12 years old.
The older kids had a spelling bee, backward spelling bee (you would be amazed ) and board games competition. Winners went home with more books😌Enough of the writing, I would let the pictures and videos do the talking. Enjoy!