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support for struggling readers: immersion reading

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What should I do--my child hates reading!! Is there a ‘quick fix’ for my son, who struggles with … [Read more...]

06 | 30 | 2016

best books for family read-alouds

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Oh, friends. So many of you have asked for book lists that I'm going to make it a summer of book … [Read more...]

06 | 15 | 2016

how to support your child through difficult texts

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Okay, so you’re all into reading aloud with your kids, right? You’ve got a great bunch of books … [Read more...]

03 | 04 | 2016

the ONLY thing parents need to know during read-alouds

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What should parents know about read-alouds?  What must every read-aloud have?  Should parents … [Read more...]

04 | 29 | 2014

mom’s homeroom: ideas, advice, videos, crazy-cool blogs

I am over the moon to share some exciting news: I've been working with MSN and Frosted Mini-Wheats … [Read more...]

09 | 21 | 2011

creating word-conscious kids

A portion of this article was originally posted by me on ABC & 123 on 5/17/10. Just the way … [Read more...]

07 | 28 | 2010

an everyday nonfiction: newspaper reading

Just like many families who incorporate book-reading into bedtime routines, my kiddos find breakfast … [Read more...]

03 | 09 | 2010

farm-full of rich vocabulary words

I always cringe when I hear parents talking in baby voices and using baby words when interacting … [Read more...]

02 | 25 | 2010

asking the heart questions

This morning at breakfast, before we even had a chance to check out Maddy's kindergarten calendar or … [Read more...]

01 | 13 | 2010

play-doh with noodles, please & thinking out loud

On this lazy, grey Sunday, Maddy requested that Play-doh be the activity of the morning. After … [Read more...]

01 | 12 | 2009

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We're all at home (or most of us, anyway!), so let's keep things light and as fun as possible for our children. Let's play Neighborhood I-SPY! No one has to even come close to one another for this game. Simply share the flier and tally sheet, and pass around on your Facebook groups, your neighborhood listserves, you name it. Then choose a date, and start putting the items in windows and on doors. Then let families walk or drive around to hunt for the items!I like to use some fun hands on learning activities to teach my kids some of the basics and this alphabet activity does just that! Let’s go on an Alphabet Hunt right here in our backyard for things that begin with each letter. #teachmama #alphabet #earlylearning #toddler #preschooler #toddleractivities #abc's #earlylearning #literacyUse stamps for early literacy learning and spelling. It's a great, fun way to teach kids how to spell! With stamps and ink pads, it makes spelling a fun activity for kids to do but also an educational game at the same time! I like using this idea for a rainy day or a snow day when we need to find something to do indoors! #alphabet #earlyliteracy #spelling #teachinghelps #stamps #learning #education #funideasforkids #teachingtips
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If you're an athlete and need some Godly encouragement, turn to these top Bible verses that are sure to lift you up and remind you of God's promises for you. The printable scripture cards are nice for tucking in your pocket or gym bag.We're all at home (or most of us, anyway!), so let's keep things light and as fun as possible for our children. Let's play Neighborhood I-SPY! No one has to even come close to one another for this game. Simply share the flier and tally sheet, and pass around on your Facebook groups, your neighborhood listserves, you name it. Then choose a date, and start putting the items in windows and on doors. Then let families walk or drive around to hunt for the items!I like to use some fun hands on learning activities to teach my kids some of the basics and this alphabet activity does just that! Let’s go on an Alphabet Hunt right here in our backyard for things that begin with each letter. #teachmama #alphabet #earlylearning #toddler #preschooler #toddleractivities #abc's #earlylearning #literacy
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