READ ALONG STORIES FOR PRE-K SIBLINGS
A student impacted by homelessness changes school on average 3 or 4 times each year, cutting off important social interactions with peers, teachers, and activities. Layers of learning were further lost during the pandemic, gaps that continue today. The plight of students living in family shelters during the height of the pandemic was spotlighted by
journalist Brian Shactman:
Click to view: Homelessness and Remote Learning, Brian Shactman, NBC10 Boston, Fall 2020.
Our tutors offer a consistent and positive presence during times of disruption. At times younger siblings are a source of distraction during homework time. Below are read-along stories young children can follow during tutoring. Arts and crafts, games and interactive storybooks are also available in the tutoring resource cabinets at each site.
(For a Glimpse at SOWMA Tutors and Students click here.)
TUTOR RESOUCE: "READ WITH ME" FOR YOUNGER SIBLINGS
Dr. Jan Burkins and Kim Yaris present
Flip-Book Stories
Meet Dr. Burkins HERE!
READ ALOUD FLIP-BOOK STORIES
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Fun Stories!
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