Screen Time and Digital Books: Nurturing Communication in a Digital Era
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by Jeannette
1w ago
Photo credit: Family First In our digitally saturated world, children encounter screens at an unprecedented rate, engaging with videos, ads, and games during unsupervised “screen time.” Meanwhile, a different digital realm exists: that of “digital books,” where parents actively participate in reading text and image-based materials with their children. How do these two realms impact parent-child communication, and what role do initiatives like Books Beginning at Birth play in promoting meaningful interactions? Let’s delve into the dichotomy. The Screen Time Conundrum: A Study’s Perspective A re ..read more
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Come Celebrate With Us at the NBAA Conference – A Journey of Books and Hearts United!
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by Jeannette
1w ago
We at BookSpring are thrilled to extend a heartfelt invitation to join us at the National Book Access Association (NBAA) Annual Conference, happening on February 15-16, 2024. As proud founding members of the NBAA, this conference holds a special place in our hearts. It’s not just an event; it’s a gathering of souls united by a shared passion for books and the belief that they have the power to change lives. Why This Conference Means So Much to Us This isn’t just another conference. It’s a celebration of our commitment, a melting pot of ideas, and a beacon of hope for book access for all. As pr ..read more
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Books Beginning at Birth launches companion B3 Books App
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by Jeannette
3M ago
We are overjoyed to introduce the B3 Books App, a groundbreaking resource for fostering early literacy and a love for reading among Texas families. This free app, available on both Apple and Android devices, is not just a library of diverse digital books in English and Spanish, but it’s also a guide for parents to enhance their child’s reading journey. Download here What Makes the B3 Books App Special? A rich selection of digital books for children from birth to age 8. Engaging activities to accompany the reading experience. Content available in both English and Spanish to embrace our diverse ..read more
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Test New Flipbook
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by Jeannette
3M ago
[3d-flip-book id=”26885″ ][/3d-flip-book] The post Test New Flipbook appeared first on BookSpring ..read more
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Come Celebrate With Us at the NBAA Conference – A Journey of Books and Hearts United!
Book Spring Blog
by Jeannette
3M ago
We at BookSpring are thrilled to extend a heartfelt invitation to join us at the National Book Access Association (NBAA) Annual Conference, happening on February 15-16, 2024. As proud founding members of the NBAA, this conference holds a special place in our hearts. It’s not just an event; it’s a gathering of souls united by a shared passion for books and the belief that they have the power to change lives. Why This Conference Means So Much to Us This isn’t just another conference. It’s a celebration of our commitment, a melting pot of ideas, and a beacon of hope for book access for all. As pr ..read more
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BookSpring Across Texas
Book Spring Blog
by Jeannette
3M ago
Every child deserves a fair start in life. That’s why we’re proud to be an award-winning early literacy provider. Our mission? To make sure kids from birth to age 5 in economically distressed areas of Texas have equal access to the building blocks of academic and life success: reading readiness, parental engagement, and book access. We build early literacy in children and families. BookSpring is an established nonprofit organization that has been recognized locally and nationally for excellence in literacy, impact, and ethics. Recently, BookSpring was honored by the U.S. Library of Congress, t ..read more
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BookSpring Across Texas
Book Spring Blog
by Jeannette
3M ago
Every child deserves a fair start in life. That’s why we’re proud to be an award-winning early literacy provider. Our mission? To make sure kids from birth to age 5 in economically distressed areas of Texas have equal access to the building blocks of academic and life success: reading readiness, parental engagement, and book access. We build early literacy in children and families. BookSpring is an established nonprofit organization that has been recognized locally and nationally for excellence in literacy, impact, and ethics. Recently, BookSpring was honored by the U.S. Library of Congress, t ..read more
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Staff Spotlight: Ana Krueger, Administrative Assistant
Book Spring Blog
by AKru
3M ago
What is your job title at BookSpring and what does it mean to you? My role as an Administrative Assistant is to act as support for the Development and Finance departments as well as our Board of Directors. The nature of my role is to be flexible with the growing needs of the organization. Wherever that additional support is needed, depending on the season and our current goals, is where I will be! What is your favorite part of what you do? I started at BookSpring as a part-time aide and just recently moved into this full-time position. My favorite part about my role so far is learning all of ..read more
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Staff Spotlight: Idali Reyes, Partner Manager
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by AKru
3M ago
What is your job title at BookSpring and what does it mean to you? My role as a Partner Manager at BookSpring means a commitment to building and nurturing meaningful relationships with our partners, who include various organizations, schools, and agencies throughout Texas who share our vision of building early literacy and empowering families to read together. What is your favorite part of what you do? There are many aspects I enjoy, such as seeing children’s excitement when they choose books during our community events and coordinating our Family Book Clubs. I am also grateful for the opport ..read more
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Results from the 2023 Texas Reading Survey
Book Spring Blog
by AKru
3M ago
BookSpring’s annual Texas Reading Survey analyzes reading trends, attitudes, and behaviors in Texas households. These results will help us better understand what is going on with reading in the communities we serve so that we can refine our programs and direct our services more strategically in the coming year.  While the survey asks 40 questions, the metrics we are watching most closely are the number of books in the home, the frequency of reading together, and details about the use of digital devices for reading, both independently and together as a family. This year’s survey targeted a ..read more
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