Keep Reading This Summer
Keeping the kids reading all summer is going to help prevent the learning loss often associated with summer break. Try some creative ways of reading to make reading fun instead of being a chore.
Bette Fetter
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Posts by Bette Fetter:
What’s the Plan This Summer?
The key to preventing summer brain drain is making a plan. Some structure in the day that includes academics and play is essential for keeping the brain drain plugged all summer.
DON’T Let the Learning Stop
Learning shouldn’t stop just because it is summer break… Get the new eBook from Bette Fetter, Young Rembrandts founder and CEO and stop summer learning loss.
New Young Rembrandts Summer Workshops
Young Rembrandts offers new and unique 5 day workshops over the summer. Each summer a cartoon workshop, a pastel workshop and a summer art workshop are released to expand upon the already large catalog of specialty workshops.
Defeat Summer Brain Drain
Why do students forget what they learn over summer break? Lazy days can result in lazy brains. Get this free eBook and defeat summer brain drain.
Podcast: How to Prevent Summer Learning Loss
Summer brain drain can amount to a significant learning loss, as much as 2 ½ months per student, with the biggest losses in math and reading. In Episode 23, I give you some easy ways to keep learning alive over the summer break.
Watch Out for Summer Slide!
Kids can lose up to 2 months of what they’ve already learned over the laid back days of summer. Don’t let your child fall behind. We have created an eBook full of fun and free ways to keep the learning alive without sacrificing the freedom that no school allows.
Have You Tried Pastels?
Did you know that Young Rembrandts offers pastel workshops in the summer? Using their step-by-step drawing method, students complete stunning compositions each day of the workshop. You are going to be amazed with what your child can create.
More Memorial Day Activities
What is Memorial Day and why do we celebrate it? Has your kid asked you these questions? Try some of these activities to help your child understand the meaning of this important holiday.
How to Draw: a Snake
Young Rembrandts intentionally offers child-friendly and relevant subject matter to spark children’s interest and increase knowledge retention, never losing sight that children learn best when they are engaged and entertained.
