It was fun, but I think I overdid it. I'll make the next I Can Read Night shorter to avoid a meltdown at the end! Here's a picture of Isaac reading Voyage of the Dawn Treader while Elizabeth enjoys her first Ring Pop.Amelie sat on the couch and listened to the book too, but I think her reading comprehension skills are lacking. She kept smiling during the serious parts.
"I consider my life worth nothing to me, if only I may finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the gospel of God's grace." Acts 20:24
Sunday, January 11, 2009
I Can Read Night
Elizabeth is intellectually capable of reading but doesn't have much interest in sitting down and actually doing it herself. So voila - enter I Can Read Night! On Friday night I put up a welcome sign on the door to announce the theme of the evening (construction paper and markers make everything more special). We went to the library, then played various reading-related games all night. Elizabeth even had to read where we would sit for dinner ("We will have a picnic. Daddy will sit on the...) I shamelessly bribed her with candy to enjoy the reading part of it. For example, I made up sight word bingo cards and we used mini chocolate chips as markers!
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Did you know the Ramsey County Library has a I Can Read Night? You can sing up in advance to read to a dog. I can't wait until Seth is old enough - how fun!
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