Focus on Reading: Submissions Desired
Although our Focus on Special Needs magazine edition just hit the (online word for newsstands?), we are already gearing up for our next issue — Focus on Reading.
Do you have an article that you’d like to submit?
If you do, please email your article to the.amies@heartofthemattermagazine.com by Monday, December 28th. Below are some suggestions and ideas to help you brainstorm…
- tips and tricks
- bribery and home reward programs
- teaching the alphabet
- what works for me
- teaching sounds/phonics
- best books (by age/level)
- reluctant readers
- books for boys
- books for girls
- dyslexia and other special needs
- reward programs like PizzaHut
- online book sites
- using the library
- choosing to read on their own
- reading games
- how to know if your child is ready to learn
- online tests for reading ability
- kid friendly websites like starfall.com
- audio books
- books for high schoolers
- reading comprehension
- curriculum reviews
- homeschooling through literature
- keeping up with the accelerated reader
- finding used books
Submission guidelines can be found here. Please include a short byline and vertical headshot with your submission. If your article is accepted, you will be notified no later than January 11th.
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Max Elliot Anderson on Mon, 14th Dec 2009 8:48 am
It’s so important to draw attention to reading, and attract reluctant readers to it,especially boys. In fact, I’ve recently completed a feature magazine article on this subject that came out in October, “Help for Struggling, Reluctant Readers.” (This is available for your use if it interests you)
I grew up as a reluctant reader, in spite of the fact that my father published over 70 books. Now I write action-adventures & mysteries, especially for tween boys, that avid boy readers and girls enjoy just as much.
My blog, Books for Boys http://booksandboys.blogspot.com is dedicated to drawing attention to the importance of reading.
Keep up your good work.
Max Elliot Anderson
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