About Author: Grolier

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Grolier (M) Sdn. Bhd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Grolier International Inc., established since 1895 with head office in Danbury, Connecticutt, USA. GROLIER is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of SCHOLASTIC INC - the world's largest book publisher and a leader in educational technology. In ASIA, we have been operating since 1962, over 49 years in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Philippines and Thailand. We have kept to our core mission to be ‘The In-Home Learning Expert’ by providing learning tools that touched the lives of millions of people around the world, helping children to read and learn.

Posts by Grolier

  • How to help them earn more privileges through responsibility. First and second graders are brimming with an increased sense of confidence and competence. They’re not “little kids” anymore, and they’re...

    Budding Independence

    Posted on December 28, 2011 | No Comments
    How to help them earn more privileges through responsibility. First and second graders are brimming with an increased sense of confidence and competence. They’re not “little kids” anymore, and they’re...

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  • Simple games help nurture your baby’s developing sense of humor. By Alice Sterling Honig, Ph.D. A baby’s laughter may be the sweetest sound in the world. It’s so infectious! When...

    Birth to 2: Got the Giggles?

    Posted on September 28, 2011 | No Comments
    Simple games help nurture your baby’s developing sense of humor. By Alice Sterling Honig, Ph.D. A baby’s laughter may be the sweetest sound in the world. It’s so infectious! When...

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  • Learn how a four-time father involved himself with his kids. And how kids benefit from time with their father, not only from behavioural stability but also performance in school and jobs. And how does the mother feels about it as well as how the Father himself feels.

    Fathers and Kids

    Posted on June 18, 2011 | No Comments
    Learn how a four-time father involved himself with his kids. And how kids benefit from time with their father, not only from behavioural stability but also performance in school and jobs. And how does the mother feels about it as well as how the Father himself feels.

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  • Simple ways to improve your family’s health – and your child’s mind. (1) Strive for five servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Replace easy-to-grab sugary treats with snack-sized bags...

    6 Tips for Building a Brain-Fueling Home

    Posted on May 21, 2011 | 9 Comments
    Simple ways to improve your family’s health – and your child’s mind. (1) Strive for five servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Replace easy-to-grab sugary treats with snack-sized bags...

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  • Take a look at easy ideas to bring books into your young child’s life. (1) Read together every day. Find a time of day when your child is most able...

    7 Ways to Build a Better Reader for Ages 3-5

    Posted on April 6, 2011 | 20 Comments
    Take a look at easy ideas to bring books into your young child’s life. (1) Read together every day. Find a time of day when your child is most able...

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  • (1) Create reading rituals. Set aside a specific time of day to be your daily reading time. Make a routine of picking out the day’s books together and then sitting...

    7 Ways to Build a Better Reader for Birth-Age 2

    Posted on March 26, 2011 | 5 Comments
    (1) Create reading rituals. Set aside a specific time of day to be your daily reading time. Make a routine of picking out the day’s books together and then sitting...

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  • Preschoolers love to play with words. They talk continuously both to themselves and to others, keeping conversations going by asking endless questions that may be hard to answer. Read on to find out how parents can support their burgeoning language skills.

    Helping Children Build Language Skills

    Posted on February 23, 2011 | 23 Comments
    Preschoolers love to play with words. They talk continuously both to themselves and to others, keeping conversations going by asking endless questions that may be hard to answer. Read on to find out how parents can support their burgeoning language skills.

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  • Motivate a disinterested child to finish schoolwork successfully. By Francie Alexander Q: My 9-year-old daughter is very intelligent but dislikes reading and having to do homework. What can I do...

    Good Homework Habits

    Posted on January 27, 2011 | 3 Comments
    Motivate a disinterested child to finish schoolwork successfully. By Francie Alexander Q: My 9-year-old daughter is very intelligent but dislikes reading and having to do homework. What can I do...

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  • 7  Ways to Build a Better Reader from Birth-Age 2 Create reading rituals. Set aside a specific time of day to be your daily reading time. Make a routine of...

    Ways to Build a Better Reader

    Posted on January 22, 2011 | No Comments
    7  Ways to Build a Better Reader from Birth-Age 2 Create reading rituals. Set aside a specific time of day to be your daily reading time. Make a routine of...

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  • By Amanda Farah, the associate editor for Scholastic Parents Online. Keep reading skills sharp during the holidays by working these tips into your busy schedule The holidays can be a...

    Integrate Reading into the Holiday Season

    Posted on December 22, 2010 | No Comments
    By Amanda Farah, the associate editor for Scholastic Parents Online. Keep reading skills sharp during the holidays by working these tips into your busy schedule The holidays can be a...

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