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Education Nonprofit Corporation
"Dedicated to the Advancement of Education"

Monthly Newsletter                                                                                                                            January 2010
Please Join us!

Are you interested in learning more about wills or trusts?  Do you have other legal or financial questions?  Attorneys and Financial Planners are donating their time for some great and informative one hour seminars on March 6th, 2010 for everyone to attend. Plan to attend one or more of these seminars.


What: Legal and Financial Seminars
Where: American Mountaineering Center
710 10th St., Golden, CO
Date: March 6th, 2010
Classes start at 9:00 am

Some Hot Topics Will Include:
     
       -Wills and Trusts
                      -Where to Invest in 2010
                       -Social Security Disability
                -Creditor/Debt Issues
                  -Real Estate Questions
                                    -Estate and Trust Tax Questions

10% of proceeds of all seminars you attend will be

donated to the school of your choice!

Thanks again to all who participated in the October Love & Logic Seminar!
It was such a success that ENC is planning another Love & Logic Seminar in the Golden, CO. area in Spring 2010

Television Interference?

Is television an uninvited, but distracting guest at children's
learning/playing time? A study by the Center on Media and Child Health showed that background television affected children's playtime.
The children were generally not looking at the television screen while playing with toys, but even so, background TV (in this case, Jeopardy)
shortened children's attention to their play. The children in the study were between the ages of one and three.


Quoted from the Colorado Council International Reading Association

"A word of encouragement
during failure is worth more than
an hour of praise after success."
ANONYMOUS

Supporting Your Children By
Reading at Home

Beginning Reader Activities
 -Encourage children to bring home books  from the school library and take books from home to read at school.  (Cross-Country Cat by Mary Calhoun, Erick Ingraham)

 -Set aside a regular time and place for books so that reading them becomes as natural as eating and sleeping. (If You Decide to Go to the Moon by Faith McNulty, Steven Kellogg)

 -Read alternate pages, ask each other questions, and discuss the story. Children can predict outcomes, discuss how the characters feel, and relate the events to their own experiences. (David Goes to School by David Shannon)

Independent Reader Activities
 -Encourage children to develop an interest in a variety of genres such as biography, poetry, and historical fiction.  Personal interests and hobbies offer ideas for the child's personal library. (Comeback Kid by John Elway)

 -Compare and contrast video adaptations of children's books. Be sure to take along books on tape for the car during long trips. (The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks)

 -Challenge readers to compare and contrast books. This is especially interesting with series of books which have the same characters. (Bunnicula and Bunnicula Strikes Again by James Howe)
Quoted from the Colorado Council International Reading Association

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