Photos:
Fran pictured with Kent Count Program Coordinator, Jennifer Bobel
Fran with student volunteers
Fran Reading
Fran by registration table
You probably know how important reading is, but for many school children, they don't get the one-to-one reading that's necessary to nurture a health attitude about reading, which in turn lead to deficiencies as they matriculate through school.
I spent a fun-filled afternoon volunteering at a Read Aloud Delaware event in Dover. I read to children who attend the Early Childhood Center on the campus of DSU, I helped some of the kids make book marks, assited with face painting and gave away books and snacks.
If you're looking for a way to volunteer and give a young personal a head start when it comes to education, sign up to be a Read Aloud Volunteer. visit their website at
www.readalouddelaware.org.
I spent a fun-filled afternoon volunteering at a Read Aloud Delaware event in Dover. I read to children who attend the Early Childhood Center on the campus of DSU, I helped some of the kids make book marks, assited with face painting and gave away books and snacks.
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If you're looking for a way to volunteer and give a young personal a head start when it comes to education, sign up to be a Read Aloud Volunteer. visit their website at
www.readalouddelaware.org.
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