Reading Nonfiction Prepares Kids for Success
Nonfiction reading is essential in a child’s reading diet. Start with one of the most popular nonfiction books—the National Geographic Kids Almanac. The post Reading Nonfiction...
Nonfiction reading is essential in a child’s reading diet. Start with one of the most popular nonfiction books—the National Geographic Kids Almanac. The post Reading Nonfiction...
Mister & Mischief share five ways playing pretend like our kids can make us better parents …and people. The post How Playing Pretend Like Our Kids...
I was thrilled to interview children’s book author and illustrator Debbie Ridpath Ohi about her latest picture book, I Want to Read All the Books! The...
written by author Jill Dana Food connects us all. It’s something we need every day. A favorite food or an undiscovered, new food within a… The...
If you read a lot of children’s books, you already know (and love) illustrator Paul O. Zelinsky’s work. The post Behind the Scenes with Children’s Book...
September’s new releases feel like more than ever before. But I’ve pushed through and read over 100 books. Out of the books I’ve read, these… The...
Celebrate National Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month for kids to honor the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx Americans by reading good picture books! The...
I started a Wakelet collection of video and article links on “Boeing 737 Max Whistleblowers.” Those links are embedded at the bottom of this post. I...
This evening I looked through an old box of media tapes and CDs which managed to survive our 1000+ mile move from Oklahoma to North Carolina...
So many kids, reluctant readers included, become enthusiastic when they read funny books. Who doesn’t love to laugh and giggle through a chapter book or middle...