Ordinary Life

by Kristin M. Lesney

LeapFrog Supports Teachers – Giveaway!

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LeapFrog is one of those companies my kids love and I truly respect all of the charity work they do. When my oldest went into Kindergarten LeapFrog gave her class a LeapFrog Tag system and endless amounts of books. Her teacher was so thrilled with the donation and that’s exactly what LeapFrog has continued to do. Since 2009, LeapFrog has donated more than $1.5 million in Tag Reading Systems and books to the classrooms of more than 20,000 students.

LeapFrog is paving the way for others to help thousands more children to learn to read with Tag, the #1 selling reading system. LeapFrog has partnered with DonorsChoose.org, a classroom charity organization, to help teachers who want Tag Readers and books for their classroom. Have you checked out www.donorschoose.org the organization that helps local schools with literacy programs. leapfrog tag

As the room mom in my daughters class it is my job to read with each child every week. It’s a dedication I have made for them and it makes a difference. Thanks to LeapFrog I was given a $25 donation for my child’s class and I hope the money goes to buy more books! The LeapFrog Tag is one of my favorite products for new readers and I am so glad that a company my kids love so much is also helping to grow children everywhere!

LeapFrog Tag Giveaway!

One winner will receive a $25 gift card to support a school and receive a Tag and six books.

Main Entry: Tell me how you help support your child’s school and early literacy.

Giveaway ends 2-15-2012

 

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  8. We support our child’s school and early literacy by helping in the library

  12. We go to the library often and donate our books to schools when we are ready to get rid of them and buy new ones. Thanks for the chance to win. Great Giveaway!!!

  15. I read to my kids all the time and to help the school with their program we save box tops and try to donate books when we can

  37. I help support early literacy by reading to my kids and getting them books they are interested in.

  38. My husband and I each take time playing word games with our neice and nephew. We also have house scavenger hunts for example we’ll say every one has to find something red and bring it to the living room. They have a lot of fun and so do we.

  41. My daughter isn’t in school yet but I support early literacy by reading to her every day!

  48. We go to the library often and i have them read right before bed.

    4robert2win(at)gmail(dot)com

  57. I’ve been reading aloud to my grandchildren since they were born. I also set a good example by reading all the time.

  59. I read to my little boys every night before bed. Books are a huge part of our family-time!

    hookedonafeline999 at yahoo dot com

  60. I am an elementary teacher so I work everyday to develop literacy skills.

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  64. my little one isn’t in school next – next year – but i support his early literacy by reading to him since he was young working with him on workbooks and singing our numbers and letters

  67. We read every night, donate books and buy from the book fundraisers.

    Lyndsey.rullman at hotmail dot com

  76. I support my child’s school and literacy by volunteering and reading to the kids

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    vmkids3 at msn dot com

  79. We give free books that we have enjoyed to the nursery school
    vmkids3 at msn dot com

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  90. I have been taking my daughter to the library ever since she learned to walk.

  116. Every night my son will read me a bed time story so he can practice reading.

  122. I help support his school by donating books, toys, and other donations when asked to help. I always try to help when I can.

  128. I am a big believer and supported in headstart. When my son was 3 1/2 our house burned down and we had to move the day before school was to start to my grandmothers while they rebuilt. The preschool programs by her did not have any openings and the people at head start heard about my problem and took my son in even though I did not qualify as low income. Since then I have made a point of helping them, supplies, computers and time, every year for its a great program. My son is 18 now but my daughter is two and I wish she could go as well

  132. Is how we support your child’s school and early literacy is we participate in activities,fundraisers they have and also purchase books online because when you order books online they get 1 for the library.

    aemgeg4 (@) yahoo (dot) com

  143. We try to buy whatever products they have available for the year as a fundraiser for the school.
    hendymartin1 at yahoo dot com

  146. We always order books at the school’s book fair and my kids and I read stories to each other almost every night.

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  150. We support our child’s school by donating supplies, attending their events, etc.

  159. I have always read to my children and now I read to my grandchildren. I no longer am active in the school, but used to be.
    smchester at gmail dot com

  166. My son is only in preschool so we aren’t involved with the school that much yet, but we do buy a lot of scholastic books!

  170. I support my daughters school by donating things they need such as art supplies and also I volunteer to help out as much as possible.

  185. I read to my children and volunteer at their school as much as possible

  190. i read to my kids and thier friends when they come over…

    kadia3 at yahoo dot com

  202. We homeschool, and there is a lot of reading throughout each and every day of schooling.

  216. I collect boxtops for my granddaughter’s school, and I am the class “Nana” for parties, lunches, and field trips 🙂

  218. I volunteer in each of my children’s classes each week to have the children read to me.

  219. She’s just starting preschool now, but she and I read together A LOT and I’m trying to work in some basic phonics with her, (not pushing it yet!)

  221. Tell me how you help support your child’s school and early literacy.

    When I lived in TN I gave to the Dolly Parton book fundfor youngsters.

  241. We support our schools by collection box tops for education.
    We also encourage early literacy by making trips to the library with our young children.

  263. My daughter is an elementary school teacher. For Christmas I buy each child in her class a paperbook book.

  267. My mom is a 3rd grade teache and I am sure she would tell me how this package would give a lower grade some support!

  279. Lbrouse1 (at) gmail (dt) com
    My so isn’t in school yet. But we do support the school district by turning in Box Tops for Education and supporting kids fundraisers for a variety of programs.

  280. My nephews are always reading books and are very interested in them, my sister reads to them all the time

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  284. I volunteer as a chaperon when needed .. I practice reading with my little girl daily.. right now she has a goal to read 100 books by June. She is just starting reading so this tag system would be great for her..

    dollhousecreation(at)gmail(dot)com

  291. I donate books to my child’s school library and volunteer to go in and read books

  294. the only thing i do is collect box tops and go to extra school funtions- friday is a carnival at the school
    tcogbill at live dot com

  303. I guess I don’t know the best way to support them…but I do collect Box Tops and soup labels for them and hope they go to the areas the students need the most.

  304. I am a librarian so I like to volunteer my time to my daughter’s school in any way I can in the library.