How to participate: Read books with your child! Using the hashtag #CambDadsRead, post a picture on Cambridge Dads’ Facebook or Twitter of you and your child reading a book or post a short message letting us know what you read and something you enjoyed about it. Be entered to win a Cambridge Dads coffee mug […]
+ read moreSeptember is a busy month in Cambridge with a number of fun fall festivals to attend. Let’s Talk! will be giving out free children’s books at these events! *Port Community Pride Day, September 8th from 12-4 p.m., Clement Morgan Park. Info: PortCommunityPrideDayFlyer2018 *Danehy Park Family Day, September 15th from 11-4 p.m., Danehy Park. Info: Danehy Park Family Day […]
+ read moreLet’s Move, Let’s Eat, Let’s Read! Cambridge Book Bike is ready for it’s fifth year! The Book Bike will be at 5 parks from July 9 to August 10th, 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. Cambridge children of all ages can pick a free book, do a craft, get a free lunch and hear stories read aloud. Mondays: Greene-Rose Heritage […]
+ read moreLet’s Move, Let’s Eat, Let’s Read! Cambridge Book Bike is ready for it’s fourth year! The Book Bike will be at 5 parks from June 26th to August 11th, 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. Cambridge children of all ages can pick a free book, do a craft, get a free lunch and hear stories read aloud. Mondays: Greene-Rose Heritage […]
+ read moreSeptember is a busy month in Cambridge with a number of fun fall festivals to attend. Let’s Talk! will be giving out free children’s books at all three events! *First Holiness Church Back to School Festival, September 3rd from 12-3 p.m., Sennott Park. Info: Back to School Festival 2016 *Danehy Park Family Day, September 17th from 11-4 p.m., […]
+ read moreLet’s Move, Let’s Eat, Let’s Read! Cambridge Book Bike is ready for it’s third year! The Book Bike will be at 5 parks from June 27th to August 12th, 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. Children of all ages can pick a book, do a craft and hear stories read aloud. Mondays: Greene-Rose Heritage Park (Harvard St.) Wednesdays: Hoyt Field (Gilmore […]
+ read moreLet’s Move, Let’s Eat, Let’s Read! Cambridge Book Bike is ready for it’s second year! With the addition of a second bike (thanks Kids Council!) the Book Bike will be at 5 parks from June 29th to August 14th, 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. Children of all ages can pick a book, do a craft and hear […]
+ read moreMath for young children consists of three areas: counting, shapes and patterns. By taking opportunities during everyday activities to count up and down, notice patterns and play with shapes, parents and caregivers are helping children get the foundation they need in order to start school and learn addition/subtraction, algebra, and geometry. Math is everywhere […]
+ read moreThe Cambridge Book Bike (www.cambridgebookbike.org) gave out almost 800 books (789 to be exact!) to children from birth to 18 years old over the course of 6 weeks this summer! The goal of the Book Bike is prevent “summer slide” and make reading fun and enjoyable. The Book Bike collaborated with DHSP’s Summer Food Program […]
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