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Read Aloud West Virginia
P.O. Box 1784
Charleston, WV 25326
(304) 345-5212
readaloud@frontier.com
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October 3, 2012
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News
Kanawha recruiting volunteers
Men can make a difference in classrooms
Read Aloud in Kanawha County is looking for volunteers to read in classrooms. Our volunteer readers help children discover reading for fun. When it is fun, children read on their own, which reinforces what children learn in school and leads to bigger vocabularies and better grades. Read a recent article in the Charleston Gazette.
Kindergarten students at Andrew Heights Elementary School in Tornado listen and laugh as Richard Sinclair reads "Zack's Alligator" by Shirley Mozelle. (Photo by Chris Dorst, The CharlestonĀ Gazette)