Once Upon a Day: Snap Learning Celebrates World Literacy Day
Fresno, CA, September 15, 2013 --(PR.com)-- SNAP Learning, a leader in reading and literacy solutions for grades K-6, today announced its month-long promotional activities in celebration of World Literacy Day on September 8th.
SNAP Learning has donated multiple sets of its 130 leveled English readers, to several charitable organizations across the globe. These books which contain both fiction and nonfiction titles are appropriate for students from Kindergarten to 6th grade reading levels.
“SNAP Learning is proud to be associated with several global reading organizations including Books for Africa, The Children's Book Bank, Give Me A Chance (India) and Read to Grow (Netherlands), which support children’s literacy,” said Sesh Kumar, President of SNAP. “As these books are specifically written with the goal of improving reading, we believe that they will make an impact amongst those who may not otherwise have access to structured reading programs.”
Additionally, during the month of September, SNAP Learning will feature news items that focus on literacy, and cover inspiring stories of personal learning on all its social media channels.
“SNAP Learning has always been aligned to the goal of improving literacy, both in the US and around the world,” said Mark Sullivan, the company CEO. “With this campaign, we hope to help spread awareness on critical literacy issues that children are facing today.”
SNAP has also created a DonorsChoose.org page on its website home page, which provides a way for people to donate directly to specific projects at public schools in the United States.
For more information on SNAP Learning Literacy Initiatives visit: www.snaplearning.co/literacy
Facebook: www.facebook.com/snaplearning
Twitter: www.twitter.com/snaplearning
Pinterest: pinterest.com/snaplearning
About SNAP Learning
The brainchild of Sullivan Learning Systems, SNAP Learning is a leading provider of response to intervention (RTI). SNAP’s engaging books in fiction and nonfiction, along with scripted lesson plans enable educators to offer guided instruction and practice in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension covering K-6 content in history, science, and language arts.
www.snaplearning.co
About Books For Africa
Books For Africa, based in St. Paul and founded in 1988 by Tom Warth, has a simple goal: to end the book famine in Africa. Books For Africa remains the largest shipper of donated text and library books to Africa, shipping over 28 million books to 49 different countries since 1988.
https://www.booksforafrica.org/
About The Children's Book Bank
The Children’s Book Bank, founded by a former Teach for America math teacher, strives to improve the literacy skills of low-income children by giving them books of their own before they reach kindergarten.
http://www.childrensbookbank.org/
About the Give Me A Chance Foundation
Give Me a Chance was founded to contribute to educational programs and raise support for education in order to benefit the Indian community in various walks of life.
About Read to Grow
Through education, developing countries can grow to become stronger, more self-sufficient and no longer depend on help from others. Read to Grow contributes to this philosophy by supporting small-scale projects with high quality English and French books.
http://www.readtogrow.eu/
SNAP Learning has donated multiple sets of its 130 leveled English readers, to several charitable organizations across the globe. These books which contain both fiction and nonfiction titles are appropriate for students from Kindergarten to 6th grade reading levels.
“SNAP Learning is proud to be associated with several global reading organizations including Books for Africa, The Children's Book Bank, Give Me A Chance (India) and Read to Grow (Netherlands), which support children’s literacy,” said Sesh Kumar, President of SNAP. “As these books are specifically written with the goal of improving reading, we believe that they will make an impact amongst those who may not otherwise have access to structured reading programs.”
Additionally, during the month of September, SNAP Learning will feature news items that focus on literacy, and cover inspiring stories of personal learning on all its social media channels.
“SNAP Learning has always been aligned to the goal of improving literacy, both in the US and around the world,” said Mark Sullivan, the company CEO. “With this campaign, we hope to help spread awareness on critical literacy issues that children are facing today.”
SNAP has also created a DonorsChoose.org page on its website home page, which provides a way for people to donate directly to specific projects at public schools in the United States.
For more information on SNAP Learning Literacy Initiatives visit: www.snaplearning.co/literacy
Facebook: www.facebook.com/snaplearning
Twitter: www.twitter.com/snaplearning
Pinterest: pinterest.com/snaplearning
About SNAP Learning
The brainchild of Sullivan Learning Systems, SNAP Learning is a leading provider of response to intervention (RTI). SNAP’s engaging books in fiction and nonfiction, along with scripted lesson plans enable educators to offer guided instruction and practice in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension covering K-6 content in history, science, and language arts.
www.snaplearning.co
About Books For Africa
Books For Africa, based in St. Paul and founded in 1988 by Tom Warth, has a simple goal: to end the book famine in Africa. Books For Africa remains the largest shipper of donated text and library books to Africa, shipping over 28 million books to 49 different countries since 1988.
https://www.booksforafrica.org/
About The Children's Book Bank
The Children’s Book Bank, founded by a former Teach for America math teacher, strives to improve the literacy skills of low-income children by giving them books of their own before they reach kindergarten.
http://www.childrensbookbank.org/
About the Give Me A Chance Foundation
Give Me a Chance was founded to contribute to educational programs and raise support for education in order to benefit the Indian community in various walks of life.
About Read to Grow
Through education, developing countries can grow to become stronger, more self-sufficient and no longer depend on help from others. Read to Grow contributes to this philosophy by supporting small-scale projects with high quality English and French books.
http://www.readtogrow.eu/
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