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Share a Story is designed to inspire adults to help millions of children develop language and literacy skills through daily activities, including book reading, drawing, storytelling, rhyming and singing. Literacy experts have long recognized the link between children's exposure to language and their eventual reading success. Share a Story demonstrates how any caring adult can help raise a child's reading achievement.
As part of KSMQ's ongoing commitment to the communities we serve, we're inviting parents and children to Share a Story! This is an open invitation for parents and children to read sections of a book for use on-air and then end their reading saying ‘Reading Is Fun’. Learn how you can be featured in a promotional spot with your child or children. We believe this exciting opportunity helps all of those in the region who are working so hard to encourage reading among our young ones.
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 801–806
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 807–812
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 813–818
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814: Ben B & Emily, Charlie & Lily M.
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 819–825
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 901–906
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 907–912
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907: Kristen, Siri, Karston & Zara A.
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 913–918
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 919–933
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923: Amy, Aaron, Camden, Trent, Trey & Haley H.
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926: Beth, Hannah, Anna Kate, Leah & Max A.
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929: Payge M., Haley R. & Jessica L.
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 934–942
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934: Traci, Logan, Kristianna, Bryce & Carlyle
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939: Anna, Elijah, Josh, Gabe & Sam
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940: Anne, Jacquelyn, Jazmin & Alex
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Share a Story Promotional Spots 943–946
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These promotional spots are part of our continual commitment to early literacy and our partnership with the communities we serve.
When children are nourished by words, they are better prepared to read and succeed in school. Any family member or caregiver, regardless of wealth, education or native language, can help enhance a child’s reading success by engaging in simple and fun activities. Reading aloud, sharing stories, singing songs and making rhymes teach children important lessons about words and how we use them.
Read more about Share A Story.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can my children/child and I be featured in a Share A Story promotional spot? Simply contact the station at 1-800-658-2539 or send us an e-mail at ksmq@ksmq.org. Let us know what your child's favorite book is and why. Be sure to include your name, address and telephone number. KSMQ will select on-air readers based on this response. If we don't select you the first time, be sure to try again as there are many opportunities to participate.
When do the on-air promotional Spots air?
Promotional spots air on a rotation basis and at various times throughout our programming schedule. We invite you to tune-in to KSMQ and see them all.
Can I order copies of these promotional spots?
Yes! Each spot is available on DVD for $15.00 plus $4.00 for shipping. DVDs will include the promotional spot, plus the raw footage. If you'd like to place an order, simply contact the station at 1-800-658-2539 or send us an e-mail at ksmq@ksmq.org.
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