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FAMILY & COMMUNITY BULLETIN
Community Update As the holiday season approaches, we at Conuma Resources would like to extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. May your days be filled with joy, laughter, and the creation of beautiful memories. This time of year is perfect for cherishing moments with family and friends, and we hope you have the opportunity to enjoy every moment. As we look ahead, we're excited about the possibilities that the new year holds. Together, we will continue to reach new heights and tackle any challenges that come our way. Here's to a new year full of promise and potential! Thank you once again for being a valued part of the Conuma family. We wish you a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous new year.
Tumbler Ridge Dental
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Do’s and Don’ts To Raise a Reader Reading is a fundamental skill our children need to grow and develop throughout their life. Do: Read to your child from the earliest age. Baby Board books are great from birth, they strong and durable. Discuss the book as you read. While reading discuss what you are reading or looking at. Create “cozy time”! Cozy time is a connection between your child where you cuddle and create a connection of love and reading. Have them sit on your lap, or beside you. Visit the library regularly. Do you know there are programs for kids of all ages throughout the school year and a program 5 days a week during the summer? Find books they are interested in. Does your child like dogs? Comics? Their interest level will increase if the books are about something they like. Don’t forget to try new subjects too! Read yourself. Be a good role model for your child, read often Limit Technology. Given the choice kids will choose a TV or a computer, or phone before a book. Don't: Don’t push your child to learn how to read. Focus on creating a love for books. Both the pictures and the stories, and they’ll want to learn Don’t stop reading to your child. Even after your child can read, continue to have time where you and your child can read together. This will keep them interested as their skills develop. As we prepare for Christmas and attempt to pick out that perfect gift for the children in our lives, keep books in mind! Chris Norbury Tumbler Ridge Library