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Read Aloud West Virginia

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Charleston, WV 25326
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A chance to vote for Read Aloud

WV Living magazine invites everyone to vote for "The Best of West Virginia" -- pizza place, downtown, place to raise a family, even the best non-profit organization. Here is your chance to vote for Read Aloud West Virginia. The election runs until July 1. One vote per e-mail-registered person. Here's the ballot.

 


Testing on your mind?

West Virginia schools will be testing during the month of May. A Read-Aloud volunteer stopped in the Kanawha County Public Library in Cross Lanes to pick up his annual list of "testing" books to read to Point Harmony Elementary students.! His stack included "Henry and Mudge take the Big Test” by Cynthia Rylant.The titles above are also possible choices.

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READ-A-PALOOZA 2013

Read Aloud West Virginia thanks the many sponsors and supporters who made

Read-a-Palooza 2013 such a success.

 


LISTEN: A message from Pocahontas County

"What are you reading?" asks Pocahontas County Read Aloud in this radio announcement. You won't believe what a difference you can make.

Research

 

Children like e-books, but still prefer print

Young people ages 6 to 17 surveyed last fall say they like and read e-books, but still prefer print versions much of the time, including at bedtime and for sharing with friends, Education Week reported.

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For educators

 

Book sets for classrooms

Read Aloud West Virginia has hundreds of books in sets large enough to serve whole classrooms. Browse the list and contact us.

Book trunks available

We also have trunks of

assorted books for teachers to borrow. See the complete inventory.

 

There is time for Read Aloud

A good book

 

   

 

In honor of the West Virginia Dandelion Festival May 23-27 in White Sulphur Springs, here is The Dandelion Seed by Joseph P. Anthony and Cris Arbo.

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'An enjoyable activity'

When I missed a day because I was ill the students made cards for me and each read their card aloud to me and to the class the following week.  I have been invited to talk about Read Aloud in my church hoping to attract volunteers. Read to young students is an enjoyable activity for me.

-- Pat Schaffer

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