You can read the telephone book to find the right doctor for yourself. You know which bus to catch because you can read the bus schedule, and you can find out what is happening in the world because you can read the newspaper. Now consider what your life would be like if you couldn't read. Think back to when you were a child. One tool many parents provide for their children is flashcards.
Flashcards allow children to quiz themselves in math, spelling, geography, and other subjects.
Because many schools have limited resources, your Kappa Delta Pi chapter can support the educational process and promote literacy by creating flashcards and donating them to elementary schools, libraries, and shelters for homeless or battered families. Resources to Assist in Designing the Flashcards Teachers Libraries School Administration Social Service Agencies Making flashcards for local children is a simple project that will have lasting effects on children in your community. This project can be coupled with adopting a class or establishing after-school tutoring programs. After making the flashcards, your chapter can donate them to an elementary school, libraries, or shelters for homeless and battered families. Conduct during school year.