Mommy Talk Show Candid Conversation with a TV Mom
Hosted by: The Bluebird Patch
The Twitter Party Details:
Who: Achieving Literacy in Everyday Life Twitter Party
When: Wednesday September 25, 2013 at 7-9 PM EST
Where: On Twitter! Follow @BluebirdPtchATL, @MommyTalkShow, @KBWhiskey, @AtlantasFrugalM tweets!
Hashtag: #Tweet4Literacy
Follow: @AtlSpeechSchool @BluebirdPtchATL, @MommyTalkShow, @KBWhiskey, @AtlantasFrugalM
Co-Hosts: @MommyTalkShow, @KBWhiskey, @AtlantasFrugalM
Prizes: (4) $20 gift cards to Barnes & Nobles and a Samsung Tablet
RSVP: Required on the linky below
Twitter Party Topics:
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Tips for encouraging literacy with your child
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Literacy Statistics
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A Literacy Action Plan
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How To READ with Your Child
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Read and Talk with Infants and Toddlers
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Rollins Center
HOW TO ENTER:
To get started, click here to Tweet: “Join me at the @bluebirdptchatl #Tweet4Literacy Twitter Party w/ @AtlSpeechSchool 9/25 7PM ET! “
RSVP below by entering your twitter handle in the linky (required)
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I agree about the importance of reading and I have always been an avid reader myself!
So great! My daughter is a big reader too, though she has never been big on ebooks (like mother like daughter!).
Thank you so much for co-hosting and helping us bring awareness about literacy development in children. Can’t wait to see how everything turns out!
I love a good Twitter party but I absolutely adore the messaging on this one!
I really believe in the importance of reading, so this is something that really hits close to my heart!
What a great cause! I love the Atlanta Speech School.
Reading is so important! All my kids are enthusiastic readers, but it took time and effort to get them there. Parent’s are so important in this, the schools can’t do it all without support from parents.
My daughter loves any book! Right now, she likes anything that has princesses in it!
My youngest daughter went to the Atlanta Speech School for 4 years, from 1st to 4th. She hated to read, but every night we read something together, and by 7th and 8th grade, she started reading the Harry Potter books, and that was all it took.
She is in graduate school at UGA, doing a Masters in Social Work, and still reads for pleasure even during school!!!
fantastic! Love this idea for a a literacy Twitter party
Tips for encouraging literacy with your child im there with 2 kids with Autism with speech delays and communication problems with their peers i need all the advice and knowldege i can get.