I've always loved to read, and I always hoped my kids would, too. So, I was intentional in trying to foster a love of reading in them! I learned to read long before I started kindergarten. Since then, I have had my nose buried in one book or another. Actually, I usually have more than one book ... Read More about 7 Ways to Foster a Love of Reading in Kids
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A Rainbow of My Own Book Companion
This A Rainbow of My Own book companion is designed for use with grades K-2. Engage your students with activities that go along with this story by Don Freeman. Book companions are a great resource to have on hand to supplement your read-alouds. These worksheets are engaging and educational, and ... Read More about A Rainbow of My Own Book Companion
Camping Read Alouds for Kindergarten
This collection of camping read-alouds for kindergarten are sure to get your little ones excited about an upcoming campout or camping learning theme. No matter your child's age, read alouds should be an integral part of your days. Read-alouds are books that parents and teachers read aloud to ... Read More about Camping Read Alouds for Kindergarten
Lighthouse Crafts
Pair these lighthouse crafts with your favorite books about lighthouses for some book-based summer fun! Perfect for all ages. A few years ago, I discovered The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge by Hildegarde H. Swift and Lynd Ward. It sparked an interest in lighthouses for my kids ... Read More about Lighthouse Crafts
Different Versions of Jack and the Beanstalk
This collection of different versions of Jack and the Beanstalk are great for comparing and contrasting story elements and cultures. Each version of Jack and the Beanstalk featured below is different. Many versions come from various cultures while others are told from different points of view. ... Read More about Different Versions of Jack and the Beanstalk