How to avoid reading roadblocks

Article Abstract:

Children are bound to encounter roadblocks as they learn how to read. From age six to eight, children will have a hard time finding reading material with fun and attractive illustrations. By the time they reach eight or nine, TV and other activities will wean them from reading. Their interest in reading will continue to falter until fourth grade and from age eight and up as sports take more of their time and attention.

Psychological aspects, Reading

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A street-smart guide

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Children may be taught to become street smart by encouraging them to trust their instincts and teaching them to be aware of the signs of danger. Parents should also teach children about how to deal with strangers.

Management, Safety and security measures, Preschool children, Ecology, Environment and children, Life skills, Adult-child relations, Children and strangers

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Park the kids while you shop

Article Abstract:

An examination of the growing popularity of childcare facilities in retail outlets in the United States is presented. The variety of places offering such facilities is discussed.

Innovations, Retail stores, Stores, Child care services

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