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The Family the Reads Together…

From: “Is Something as Simple as Reading With My child Worth it?” Literacy Connections

In a word: Yes!
Children who were read to at least three times a week by a family member were almost twice as likely to score in the top 25% in reading than children who were read to less than three times a week.

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Young Patriots On the Road
Come meet the Young Patriots “in person” at the Indiana Library Federation conference Nov. 15-17 at the Indiana Convention Center. Young Patriots publisher Florrie Binford Kichler will be exhibiting at the conference in Booth #915 and is looking forward to meeting you! Patria Press is proud to support Indiana’s libraries.

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Just for Fun...

Where was the 1st Thanksgiving?

As we approach the festivities of Thanksgiving Day, here’s a question that you THINK you know the answer to. But do you?

Where and when was the 1st English Thanksgiving in the New World?

The history books state it was in 1621 at Plymouth Mass. where the colonists and Native Americans celebrated the recent harvest.

This was a tradition that the Pilgrims had brought with them from the old country, England.

But there was also a thriving British colony in Virginia. Established in 1607 the early settlements built Jamestown and expanded up the James River.

Berkeley Plantation, home of Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and the home of President William Henry Harrison, claims to have held the 1st official Thanksgiving feast in 1619. The site lays claim to America's first official Thanksgiving in 1619, when a group of British settlers knelt in prayer of thanks for a healthy arrival across the Atlantic.

Both are deserving of the honor, offer a great deal of history and are well worth the visit.

(From “The Travel Professor” courtesy of The Herald-Dispatch, Huntington West Virginia)


Beyond the Book . . .
Activities for Kids, Parents and Teachers
Juliette Low

Juliette Low: Girl Scout Founder
depicts the girlhood adventures of the woman who would
engage girls around the world to find their own inner strength
to achieve all that they want, regardless of social restrictions.

In celebration of Juliette Low's birthday this month, here is a classroom activity from the Juliette Low: Girl Scout Founder Teacher’s Guide:

Have students individually to complete the Webquest by following links to gather information about Low's personality traits and achievements so that they can create a "badge" (similar to a Girl Scout patch) to represent their own admirable traits, talents, and achievements.

Find the complete Teacher’s Guide and Webquest here.

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FALL 2010 EDITION!

Celebrate National Family Literacy Month this November with The Young Patriot Series!

Take a 15% discount when you order ANY of volumes of The Young Patriot Series to read together as a family this fall!

Place your order by December 1, 2010
to take advantage of this special offer!

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The Young Patriots titles are available from your favorite wholesaler. Teacher's Guides and Webquests are always free and may be downloaded at our website.

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