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Did you know that 60% percent of kids living in poverty in the U.S. don't have a children's book of their own, John? That’s why we’ve created 100 Days of Reading: a program that helps combat learning loss over the summer (especially for kids who have already been out of school for months!) and helps get books and educational materials into the hands of kids who have none. Here's how it works: 1. READ with your children every day for 20 minutes - or more! 2. LOG: Then go to our site and log the number of minutes you've read. 3. That's it! Every minute you log will HELP Save the Children and generous supporters give books and educational resources to kids in the U.S. who need them most. On the page you’ll also find videos of celebrated actors reading the beloved children's stories and more educational resources to keep your child learning and entertained all summer long. You're probably worried about children around the world being out of school for so long due to the pandemic. We are too; children living in poverty are at an even higher risk of learning loss. 100 Days of Reading is an easy way to do something to help – throughout the 100 days Save the Children and our partners will be delivering books and resources to kids in the U.S. who need them most.  So...READ. LOG. HELP! Thank you so much, Kelsey DeLaurentis, Integrated Marketing Manager P.S. Every minute you log helps get books and educational resources to kids in rural America who are living in poverty. Many of them don’t have access to books, computers coloring books or worksheets. They need our help. |
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