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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2024 · 55 MIN

Dive Into Underwater Forests & Social Emotional Skills!

from Reading With Your Kids Podcast · host Jedlie

This episode of Reading with Your Kids featured fascinating discussions about science, books, and education. Jennifer Swanson, our dean of all things STEM & STEAM, shared her work exploring an ancient underwater forest off the coast of Alabama through her new book The Lost Forest. She emphasized the importance of sparking curiosity in children through hands-on learning. Serena Li then discussed the mission of Duck Duck Books to teach social-emotional skills through diverse children's literature. Her personal story highlighted how these skills can impact mental health and family relationships. Both guests agreed that parents are their child's first teachers and should instill unconditional love. Serena Li also introduced a new platform called Book an Author that aims to simplify connections between authors, schools, and bookstores. By posting opportunities and profiles, it allows these groups to efficiently find each other at the right time.  Overall, the episode celebrated reading as a way to bond with children and promoted inclusive education through science, books, and new digital tools. Click here to visit our website - www.readingwithyourkids.com 

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