A Box of Children’s Books My local library has a set of really cool boxes that kids like me can check out. They are full of children’s books and activities all centered around one theme. One box is has books that tell you about the world. It has a map puzzle, books by international authors,… Continue reading “Learning Colors” – A Library Box of Children’s Books & Activities
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An Easter Basket of Thrifted Books
Easter Gifts Apparently Easter is turning into a mini-Christmas these days. Mom’s words, not mine. I haven’t been around for 2 years yet, but she’s ancient (almost 30, that’s a big number, right?), so she would know better than me. According to mom, the last thing I needed for Easter was more toys. Quality over… Continue reading An Easter Basket of Thrifted Books
Greyson’s Book of the Week: “Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear?”
Children are made readers on the laps of their parents– Emilie Buchwald From Addie, Greyson’s Mom: Why we feature Greyson’s Book of the Week Access to books at home is imperative to foster high literacy and learning skills for children. No matter what your income, skin color, or background is, books really do “take you… Continue reading Greyson’s Book of the Week: “Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear?”