Learning to Read, Good Sleep Habits, Weekend Planner

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September 10, 2010 Your Child, Ages 0-6 Dear Parents, Learning to read is a big step for your little one. Use our reading assessment tool to determine if your child is ready. Is bedtime a nightly chore in your household? Help your child prepare for a good night's sleep with this printable bedtime routine checklist. Finally, our weekend planner has all you need to celebrate the start of apple season. From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com Apple Season Fill this weekend with food and fun! Easy-to-Make Recipes: Stuffed Apple Surprise Activities and Crafts: Apple Candlesticks Games: Apples to Apples Movies: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Learning to Read Develop a love of books in your child. Get Ready to Read Screening Tool Fifteen-Minute Reading Activities 18 Must-Read Children's Books Five Tips for Parents of Reluctant Readers Your Child's Foundation for Reading Ideas from Other Parents: Books for Kids A Reading Checklist: Birth Through Age Six More Early Reading Basics Good Sleep Habits A good night's sleep shouldn't be something you only dream of. Printable Bedtime Routine Checklist Sleep Techniques from Other Parents Top 10 Bedtime Stories for Children Sleep-Time Soothers for Your Toddler Tips to Skip Bedtime Struggles Your Toddler's Sleep Needs Your Child and Early Morning Waking More on Sleep and Your Little One Explore Our New Pregnancy Section We have everything you need to know about this exciting time! Plus, you'll find what no other site can provide – a daily look at how your baby is growing. Top Tips for School Success Check our tip of the day for useful advice on starting the year off right. Brought to you by Bounty. Poll: Bedtime Reading How often do you read to your kids? Weigh in now! 17%   Less than 15 minutes' worth. 64%   Every night. 15%   Twice a week. 12%    Now and then. 4%   Hardly ever. 4%    Never. Combine Reading and Giving! Visit We Give Books and access their ever-growing free online library of children's picture books. Read aloud to or set up your independently-reading child, and teach them about helping others at the same time. For every book read on the site, a brand new book will be donated to the children's literacy campaign you select. Giving is as simple as reading! Top 10 Make-Ahead Freezer Meals for Busy Moms Too busy to cook? These make-ahead recipes freeze like a charm. Next time you find yourself pressed for time, pop one in the oven and you'll have a delicious, homemade meal on the table in no time. What's new in the FamilyEducation blogs: "Rubber duckies are great for young toddlers to make prints with because they are large enough for fumbly hands and make a squeak when they are pressed down, so it encourages the child to keep doing it. What I didn't know was that at 3.5 he'd still love it." --Allison McDonald, Craftivity Corner

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