Summer Reading: Lazy Days and Good Books
I am the child of two readers. I can remember having this conversation with my Mom… many times:
“Da-ad, are you listening to me?:
I am the child of two readers. I can remember having this conversation with my Mom… many times:
“Da-ad, are you listening to me?:
Every now and then I happen upon a website that proves a wealth of information and resources. SparkleBox is one such website. SparkleBox was launched in 2006 as a resource for teachers in the UK, and beyond, the website says. All of the resources are FREE, although a few do require you to download…
For as long as I can remember, I have loved books: Little House on the Prairie, Anne of Green Gables, Misty of Chincoteague, The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew… Kansas, Prince Edward Island, Chincoteague, the little brown house…Laura, Anne, Diana, Maureen, Mamsie, sweet little Phronsie. These are the stories I loved, the places…
When I opened our CSA box last year and found kale, I wasn’t sure quite what to do with it. Kale was not a vegetable I had ever purchased or prepared for my family. At a friend’s recommendation, I tried sauteing it with a bit of olive oil and garlic, but my family was less…
Today’s guest post is written by my good friend Jennifer over at The Fairy Mum. Her post reiterates the importance of encouraging a child to read while allowing her to approach each new level of the reading challenge at her own pace. Of course, this is easier said than done… Being patient with each child’s…
Last month, Ryan attended an A to Z Mystery themed birthday party. The party host presented each of the boys in attendance with one of the A to Z Mystery books (by Ron Roy) as a party favor. Ryan read the entire book that afternoon and begged to head to the library before it closed…
I recently heard on the radio that McDonald’s was building new music-themed play areas in some of its restaurants. The company was reportedly hoping the new play areas would be a draw to families who are eating out less during the current economic crisis. And, from on-line reports of families driving two hours to…