They manipulate and change the shape of the paper, play peek-a-boo, look through the color shade and make interesting sounds. The piece of crinkle paper included can be a child’s first science experiment.
1000 BOOKS BEFORE KINDERGARTEN HOW TO
The ability to learn language skills is greatest before the age of six.īook bags carry the thousand books home! Ask Children’s staff how to get your child their own library card!. A child’s brain develops most rapidly before the age of three. A toddler’s brain creates up to two million new connections every second. Reading aloud to infants and children encourages social, emotional and cognitive development. Children who are read to have larger vocabularies when they enter school. Children who are read to at an early age are more successful in school. Sharing books and stories is important for your child’s brain development. Please let us know how we can better meet your needs.ĭo you have questions? We have answers! Contact the Children’s Department – 409.763.8854 Ext. Rosenberg Library welcomes children of all abilities. Preschools, Daycares & Headstart programs are welcome to participate register your class or group here: Rosenberg Library on Beanstackįind the best and brightest books at your Rosenberg Library! Browse the Children’s Catalog: Children’s Catalogįor your convenience, order a grab bag & pick it up curbside! Select My Grab Bag | Schedule Curbside Pick-up Sign up & log reading online: Rosenberg Library on Beanstack or through the Beanstack Tracker on your smart phone: Beanstack for iPhone | Beanstack for AndroidĪlready have a Beanstack account? Log in & join the new challenge! Reading challenge open to children who have not entered kindergarten. Receive a free book bag, prizes for your child along the way and a gift card from a local business upon completion. 
Start the journey of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten and set your child up for a lifetime of success.
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Reading Challenge
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