The mission is to improve literacy. Many people say that is not possible and perhaps we should try for a more tangible mission for The REAL Program. You can help us on our more tangible mission by liking and sharing us on FACEBOOK. Our Facebook address is real_lynn as our first community to improve literacy is based in Lynn, MA where there are nearly 100,000 people and only one public library; no book stores and a majority of the public elementary schools (last count is 22) do not have school libraries as they need the room for classrooms in their elegant but dated buildings. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Monday, March 30, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Transforming the Bullying Cycle through the Arts
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Harold and the Purple Crayon is this Saturday's theme for Legacy Institute for Early Childhood Educators
Friday, February 27, 2015
Little Free Libraries and Books are Beginning to Take Seed Despite Big Snow Banks
Thanks to a dear friend, colleague and educator, VICTORIA HACKETT, Little Free Libraries has become a passion. The idea of putting a little box of books in front of your house or business with a sign that says "TAKE A BOOK, LEAVE A BOOK" is just too perfect! To all the people in the Boston area who are already committed to their Little Free Libraries and who are known as stewards, please come and meet Todd Bol on Saturday, 3/7 at the Riverside Elementary School in Danvers. Todd is the keynote speaker at this year's Legacy of Teaching Institute for Early Childhood Educators. He is presenting a workshop "building day" too. Information is available at www.therealprogram.org
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| Little Free Library Movement Founder, Todd Bol and more than one fan of Little Free Libraries |
Monday, February 16, 2015
Monday, February 9, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
A Story about The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats
In 1962 Ezra Jack Keats authored and illustrated the children's book, The Snowy Day.
It was the time of the civil rights movement in our country. Today New England is braced for another snowy day- an historic blizzard threatens our coast line and up to 30 inches of snow is predicted for our region. People have been working hard in preparation for the epic event. Mother Nature strikes mighty blows sometimes. Be safe and warm, everyone. Snuggle up and read so we can weather this storm and the other storm we fight against illiteracy in this developed nation. Literacy could be the civil rights movement of our time.
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