Storystorm 2023 Day 14: Hillary Homzie Seeks Role Models
by Hillary Homzie Hello, Storystormers. Can you believe we’re almost at the halfway mark? By now, you’ve accumulated dozens of ideas, possibilities, and nuggets of inspiration....
by Hillary Homzie Hello, Storystormers. Can you believe we’re almost at the halfway mark? By now, you’ve accumulated dozens of ideas, possibilities, and nuggets of inspiration....
by Diana Murray My 13-year-old daughter must be an imposter. That’s the only explanation for her neatness and love of cleaning. How could she possibly be...
Woo-hoo! The fab #JewishBoardBooks group is here to brainstorm some small but mighty ideas on Day 12 of Tara Lazar’s Storystorm Challenge! PIPPA’S PASSOVER PLATE by...
Reading Games Reading begins with letter sounds. If a child is not fluent in letter sounds, even letter recognition isn’t much help in learning to… The...
by Lydia Lukidis Greetings and salutations, fellow Storystormers! I’ve been following Tara’s blog for many years now so it’s an honor to be here today. Woot,...
by Justin Colón Many of us look upon cartoons with a sense of childhood nostalgia, reminiscing upon the good ol’ days when we sat mesmerized in...
Decodable books are books with text that children can sound out and combine the sounds into words. These are essential books for teaching reading skills… The...
by Natalie Rompella I adore Storystorm month. I have participated for seven years and have over 550 ideas written down. I’m always surprised which Storystorm posts...
by Kathleen Doherty Happy Eighth Day of Storystorm! One of my favorite topics is INTERTEXTUALITY—a literary theory that whatever you create, is influenced by something you’ve...
“Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?” How many of you immediately knew the next line? That’s because it’s a predictable text! Children love… The...