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Father’s Day is right around the corner, so I wanted to share some new children’s books about dads and kids that are perfect for celebrating the holiday.
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I love that at a young age my daughter is already interested in STEM concepts including engineering and coding. So I am always looking for books that encourage her to dive deeper into STEM topics. So I was thrilled when we had the chance to check out the follow up to How to Code a Sandcastle, and pair it with coding activities for kids!
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There is a lot in the news about immigration and refugees, and these can be difficult topics to explain to kids. This list of children’s books about refugees and immigration, are a great way to introduce these concepts to young ones, and inspire them to open their hearts and minds to new friends and new opportunities.
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I have always found space and space travel interesting. So I am always thrilled when we get the chance to check out fun new space books for kids! This list of books about space and astronauts are sure to spark a child’s interest in space, and may encourage them to want to learn more about it.
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One of my favorite things to do with my daughter is to tell jokes and make her giggle. She loves telling jokes now, although she doesn’t always understand them. So I was thrilled when we were given the chance to check out some new silly and funny books for kids!
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As a mom and former teacher, I am always on the lookout for great educational resources for families. So when we found KiwiCo subscription boxes, I was excited to try them out. After a year of trying out the Koala Crate for ages 2-4, we moved up to the Kiwi Crate for 5-8 year olds. And I am ready to share the truth about Kiwi Crates.
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I love reading aloud and seeing kids get drawn into a story. When I was a teacher, it was my favorite part of any day. From 3 year olds to 5th graders, I have worked in lots of classrooms, and I never found a group of kids who couldn’t be drawn in by a good story. So I decided to share some of my favorite books to read aloud. These are all good for keeping kids entertained, and they are lots of fun to get into and perform.
These are incredibly confusing times for everyone. There is a lot of conflicting information available, which can make it hard to decide how to talk to your kids about it. Today I wanted to share some resources to help you and your family during this difficult time, including a free children’s book that shares how to talk to kids about the pandemic.
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Reading before bed is one of my favorite parts of the day. We always finish our reading with a soothing bedtime book to help ease into sleep. So I’m always happy to find new bedtime stories that we can add to our rotation. This list includes some of the latest bedtime books for kids that we are enjoying!
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With school being closed for the remainder of the year, I am trying to find even more fun ways to get learning into our day without making my daughter feel overworked. We have recently begun working on sight words. So to get our practice in, I decided to come up with some fun ways to review them with her. This easy sight word practice can be adapted to whatever your kids are interested in and provide tons of fun learning opportunities.
