Posts Tagged ‘Literacy’
Basics Workshop: Read and Discuss Stories
Basics Workshop: Read and Discuss Stories on March 4, 2024 at the Sweetwater Library in the Threadmill Complex. Begins at 11:00am. No RSVP required. Questions? Email thebasics@cobbcollaborative.org
Read MoreBasics Workshop: Explore Through Movement and Play
Basics Workshop: Explore Thought Movement and Play on February 26, 2024 at the Sweetwater Library in the Threadmill Complex. Begins at 11:00am. No RSVP required. Questions? Email thebasics@cobbcollaborative.org
Read MoreBasics Workshop: Count, Group and Compare
Basics Workshop: Count, Group and Compare on February 19, 2024 at the Sweetwater Library in the Threadmill Complex. Begins at 11:00am. No RSVP required. Questions? Email thebasics@cobbcollaborative.org
Read MoreBasics Workshop: Talk, Sing and Point
Basics Workshop: Talk Sing and Point on February 12, 2024 at the Sweetwater Library in the Threadmill Complex. Begins at 11:00am. No RSVP required. Questions? Email thebasics@cobbcollaborative.org
Read MoreBasics Workshop: Maximize Love, Manage Stress
Basics Workshop: Maximize Love, Manage Stress on February 5, 2024 at the Sweetwater Library in the Threadmill Complex. Begins at 11:00am. No RSVP required. Questions? Email thebasics@cobbcollaborative.org
Read MoreResiliency Week – Basics + Paint Love Workshop (Maximize Love, Manage Stress)
Bring your little ones out to a special Basics workshop with our friends at Paint Love, focusing on Basics Principle 1: Maximizing Love and Managing Stress. This event will be…
Read MoreUsing Technology to Assist with At-Home Learning
Screen time is a touchy subject for a lot of families, but that doesn’t mean technology is all bad. In fact, when it comes to reinforcing classroom learning, iPads and…
Read MoreLegacy of Love and Learning
On January 27th, we held our first Marietta Partnership for Literacy meeting of 2020 at the Emily Lembeck Early Learning Center. Mary Ansley Southerland, President-Elect of the Rotary Club of…
Read MoreWhy Early Reading Matters
Children who don’t read proficiently by the end of third grade are far more likely to be left behind – in many ways. An article by Susan Percy in Georgia…
Read MoreThe Four Pillars Campaign for proficient reading
Representatives from Cobb County recently attended the Get GA Reading Beyond 2020 Summit and did a deep dive into the four pillars of the Campaign. “The four pillars” is a…
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