I’m so excited for the release of the next book in my Witches of the New Forest series. So here it is! Smugglers and Secrets, Book 4 is now available for pre-order! I’ve had so much won…| Down the Forest Path
Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme that was originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted with Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Book Nook Bits has hosted since April 2022, with Dini at Dini Panda Reads as co-host from February 2025. Let’s Talk Bookish 5th September:InContinue reading "Let’s Talk Bookish: In Which Season Do You Do Your Best Reading? "| Unwrapping Words
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together. This was a fun though hard one! Apparently I haven’tContinue reading "Top Ten Tuesday: Books With Occupations in the Title "| Unwrapping Words
Monday Moods is a weekly bookish meme created and hosted by Unwrapping Words (aka, me!). The premise is simple: every week, there’s a new ‘mood’, ranging from tropes to genres or actual moods (happy, sad, etc). On a Monday, feel free to post about books on your TBR, books you’d recommend, or a mix – whatever youContinue reading "Monday Moods: School"| Unwrapping Words
Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme that was originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted with Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Book Nook Bits has hosted since April 2022, with Dini at Dini Panda Reads as co-host from February 2025. For this week’s LTB, theContinue reading "Let’s Talk Bookish: Six Years of LTB: An Anniversary Freebie"| Unwrapping Words
Monday Moods is a weekly bookish meme created and hosted by Unwrapping Words (aka, me!). The premise is simple: every week, there’s a new ‘mood’, ranging from tropes to genres or actual moods (happy, sad, etc). On a Monday, feel free to post about books on your TBR, books you’d recommend, or a mix – whatever youContinue reading "Monday Moods: Sequels"| Unwrapping Words
Reading Time: 5minutesTeachers worldwide seek to understand the brain science surrounding dyslexia and how to support their students. The post Beyond the Letters: What We Really Should Understand About Dyslexia appeared first on Observatory - Institute for the Future of Education.| Observatory – Institute for the Future of Education
"I" before "e" except after "c?" But... why? Duolingo experts dig into why English words can be so difficult to spell and sound out.| Duolingo Blog
Norman and the Smell of Adventure, By Ryan T. Higgins Norman has a best friend – Mildred. She’s a tree. While they have favorite things they do every day, Norman is getting bored. He wants to do something new, … Continue reading →| A Teacher's Reflections
TRT Podcast #222: How to incorporate review into your phonics lessons - with Jessica Farmer We know that reviewing the material we've taught is one of the most important things we can do in any subject| The Measured Mom
Kit Pelham, professional cult sci-fi fan, has developed something of a reputation as a detective following her unmasking the killer of Wolf Tyler in The Fan Who Knew Too Much. So when she is on the scene when a dismembered body is found, along with a mocking poem implying this is the first of ten […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
“I don’t have to exhibit my wife in the nude in order to help my sale of rabbits!” Woman Detective-Constable Kitty Palgrave isn’t the favourite officer in the Women’s Section of CID due to her impetuousness despite her abilities, so she is dispatched to make some basic enquiries in the reported disappearance of a 15 […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Want to introduce your kids or students to the Braille alphabet and numbers? This free... The post Printable Braille Alphabet and Numbers Chart appeared first on Teach Beside Me.| Teach Beside Me
Hello! I hope you’re well 🤗 November was a jam packed month for me, and with plenty of reading along the way (which actually amazes me – it’s one of my more successful months). I think this is the first month where I read more physical books that digital! Considering I really need to work […]| The Bookworm's Feast
Hello! I hope you’re well 🤗 We literally just did September’s wrap up right? October was over in a flash. Despite not knowing where the month went, I did do fairly well at reading apparently. Except for I’ve failed at the buddy read of The Fellowship of the Ring this month… So I’ll be finishing it […]| The Bookworm's Feast
Consider The Leftovers, but funnier. And full of cheese. That’s a good way to think of John Scalzi’s latest, When the Moon Hits Your Eye. In The Leftovers (both the very good book and the excellent…| JD Byrne
Completed reads for August: The Shadow of the Torturer, by Gene Wolfe Absinthe: The Green Goddess, by Aleister Crowley A very quiet reading month. Real Life got in the way a bit, and I just couldn&…| A Phuulish Fellow
Given that it's summer, I probably should have gone through more than six books -- but I was doing a lot of painting! Still, the ones I read were very enjoyable. Again, mostly mysteries, but two good novels were part of the mix, too. | The Marmelade Gypsy
Many children struggle with reading for reasons unrelated to intelligence. Here’s a research-based list of reading skills by age to help spot challenges early. The post 5 Signs Your Child May Need Reading Therapy (And What to Do Next) first appeared on The Children's Book Review.| The Children's Book Review
Let me guess: You've not only watched every Bridgerton season, but you've also read all the books and now feel a void in your heart while anxiously waiting for new episodes? We've all been there, trust me. Book (and TV show) hangovers are real! I hate the feeling of falling so deeply in love with a concept in books or movies, that you don't know what could ever compare. And while Bridgertonis in a league of their own with all the exceptional writing and plot lines, we do have some reads that ...| Brit + Co
Weekly Reading List September 1 2025 Join Vispero at the 2025 Future Travel Experience (FTE) Global Conference The FTE Global is the largest and most influential gathering of air transport executives in North America. JAWS for Kiosk Now Makes LG’s Kiosks Accessible Gen 2 Self-Ordering Kiosks are built with accessibility in mind from the outset. […]| OZeWAI
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Translation tools aren’t always lesson-friendly. Here’s why that matters!| Duolingo Blog
The English alphabet is an important tool for learners—you’ll need to know how to pronounce and use it! Here’s everything you need to know about the English ABCs.| Duolingo Blog
It is time again to look forward to another month of book releases. September is absolutely stacked with new books that I can’t wait to have in my hands. Without further ado, here are 20, YES TWENTY, of my most anticipated September 2025 book releases (covers link to Goodreads): Making History by K. J. Parker […] The post Most Anticipated September 2025 Book Releases appeared first on Biblio Nerd Reflections.| Biblio Nerd Reflections
If you haven’t heard of the book Harnessing the Science of Learning: Success Stories to Help Kickstart Your School Improvement … where you been? I was honored to contribute two chapters to Nathaniel Swain’s latest book—a resource that bridges the gap between cognitive science and real-world classroom practice. My chapters focused on cognitive load theory … Continue reading Harnessing the Science of Learning| Education Rickshaw
"Coffee is a language in itself." - Jackie Chan| Makoism
"My doctor told me to give up coffee. But I told him, I’m a writer, not a suicide bomber." – Jerry Seinfeld| Makoism
Decodables are books that are simplified to mainly include words with phonics concepts your child has already learned, and irregular words t...| imaginativehomeschool.blogspot.com
August included two group reads for me! One was a buddy read of Half Magic with Lark of The Bookwyrm’s Hoard, and the other was the Debts of Fire readalong in the Wyrd & Wonder Discord gr…| BookWyrm Knits
It has been a rather quick month for me and the blog here. Salty came out with a bang last month promising people he would deliver you more content by kicking me into gear, then he was gone again… I do not blame him, I was in quite a bad way. In July I had […]| Wordaholicanonymous
Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme created by Shanah, the Bionic Book Worm, and now hosted by Meeghan at Meeghan Reads. This week’s topic: Top 5 classics I love The Hobbit by J.R.R. TolkienJason and the Argonauts… More| Zezee With Books
Weekend Reads is a post I do every now and then in which I discuss a topic I decide on at the spur of the moment and mention the books I’m currently reading. THIS WEEK’S TOPIC… More| Zezee With Books
I’m in the mood to do a book tag, so I’m doing the Nope Book Tag, which I think was created by the booktuber the Farah Project (looks like the video was taken down). NOPE.… More| Zezee With Books
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme that was created by The Broke and the Bookish and is now hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s topic: Nonbookish Freebie I wanted to participate in TTT this week but… More| Zezee With Books
Unexpected indeed. I thought I wouldn’t be doing one of these again until maybe the end of the year, but then I got me some books. Not many. And this haul may indeed be the last for some time. Purc…| Zezee With Books
I love to read. That’s probably not a big surprise, it’s an unusual writer who doesn’t. I read more than most—honestly the stats on how much the average person reads make me sad. This YouGov survey has around three quarters of respondents saying they read a book last year, but the median number of books read a… Continue reading How to Read Books→| nuakh
Of course, I track my reading. How else would I brag about it with data to back me up? 🤪 Tracking reading seems simple until you start doing it and get a whiff of the ways others do it in the online bookish community. As someone who's been reading for 10+ years and is an organisation and data patterns nerd, it's no surprise that I'm a bit obsessed with tracking my reading. The other benefits that come along with it help too.| the wordy habitat
Hey, guys!It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for a bookish favorites post. Top 5 Tuesday is hosted by Meeghan over on Meeghan Reads and is quite simple: check out the topic and write a post with your picks. Today is all about classics that I greatly enjoyed reading. #1 The Importance of Being Earnest Up […]| The Punk Theory
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Je suis bel et bien de retour de vacances avec bien sûr quelques titres de la rentrée littéraire que je voulais vous présenter, et autres joyeusetés ! Aujourd’hui, je voulais vous parler d’un roman publié chez Dalva, une maison d’édition que j’aime beaucoup. Les éditrices ont fait le choix de ne publier que des autrices, … Continue reading Un roman percutant sur la maternité et le rôle des nourrices| Clemi's Bookish World
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality and details are on her blog as well as a huge amount of book reviews. Why not visit her blog if you haven’t already found it? The gorgeous graphic is also used courtesy of the site. Stacking the Shelves … Continue reading "Stacking the Shelves 209"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Hello and welcome to this week’s WWW Wednesday post. WWW Wednesday is one of my favourite memes and I love reading everybody else’s posts. I get so many great book recommendations from them! The meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm, and it’s currently hosted by Sam on her blog Taking on … Continue reading "WWW Wednesday August 27"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Book Title – The Cut Throat TrialAuthor – The Secret Barrister writing as S J FleetGenre – Crime FictionPublisher – Pan MacmillanPublication Date – 28th August 2025⭐⭐⭐ It is one of the biggest trials of the year. Three seventeen-year-old boys are accused of the brutal murder of an elderly teacher on New Year’s Eve. Each … Continue reading "The Cut Throat Trial – Book Review"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality and details are on her blog as well as a huge amount of book reviews. Why not visit her blog if you haven’t already found it? The gorgeous graphic is also used courtesy of the site. Stacking the Shelves … Continue reading "Stacking the Shelves 208"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Book Title – The Last Wizard’s BallAuthor – Charlaine HarrisGenre – Fantasy/Alternate HistoryPublisher – Piatkus Publication Date – 22nd July 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s always sad when a series that you love comes to an end but at the same time, there’s often something really satisfying about the last book in a series. That’s exactly how I … Continue reading "The Last Wizard’s Ball – Book Review"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Hello and welcome to this week’s WWW Wednesday post. WWW Wednesday is one of my favourite memes and I love reading everybody else’s posts. I get so many great book recommendations from them! The meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm, and it’s currently hosted by Sam on her blog Taking on … Continue reading "WWW Wednesday – August 20"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Happy Sunday and welcome to my Sunday Post for this third Sunday in August. The Sunday Post is a meme hosted by Kimberly at Caffeinated Reviewer and the rules can be found on her site. It’s a chance to share news and what’s been going on your lives and it’s always fun to find out … Continue reading "The Sunday Post August 17"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality and details are on her blog as well as a huge amount of book reviews. Why not visit her blog if y…| Wicked Witch's Blog
Last week I spent most of the week on a literature course (part of the North West Region U3A’s summer school) at Manchester Metropolitan Museum in Manchester. The title of the course, which was led by the wonderful Meg Shaw,… Continue reading →| Jenny Connected
by Melanie K. Summers It was the summer of 2005, somewhere along the touristy coast of the Atlantic Ocean. I was thirteen—old enough to think I was too cool for family vacations, young enoug…| The Lit Nerds
DiAnn Mills @DiAnnMills Welcome to Author Spotlight and Kristine Delano, my featured suspense author! Kristine Delano is an award-winning author of suspense with a heart for hope. After over two decades navigating the high-stakes world of Wall Street, she’s swapped stock charts for storytelling, crafting domestic thrillers that reflect the complexities of work/life balance. In pursuit of story, she hosts ... Read More The post Author Spotlight! Kristine Delano appeared first on DiAnn Mills.| DiAnn Mills
It’s a stunning moment in one of the great books: Jim Hawkins doesn’t jump the stockade. The other day when reading Treasure Island aloud with the family, I fairly wanted to jump out of my skin when we came to it. For the fortunate hearer, a moment like this can change everything—or reaffirm everything—about what […]| LifeCraft
Our annual literary festival is always an outstanding treat. I’d carefully chosen three sessions that I could attend on one day. First up was Epic Adventures: with Naomi Arnold (author of Northbound about walking the Te Araroa Trail) and Kate Evans (author of Feijoa). I hadn’t read either of these books and had decided not […]| Ruth's Reflections
This is not the first time I’ve commented on book banning in this country and my frustration with this insanity. Trying to change history or pretending that current events are not occurring by bann…| Thoughts about leadership, history, and more
Similes are a fun lesson when teaching about different types of figurative language. I love teaching about similes with third grade students. The post Simile Fun! appeared first on Organized Classroom.| Organized Classroom
Dress up as your favorite book character for Halloween and have a Happy Bookish Halloween (or World Book Day)! How about one of these book character costume ideas from the favorite children's picture books, chapter books, middle grade books, and some YA books? The post 80 Best Book Character Costumes appeared first on Imagination Soup.| Imagination Soup
And now we have reached the end of our Debts of Fire readalong for Wyrd & Wonder. I really enjoyed reading this book; it brings the series to a very nice stopping point, even though I can tell there is more still to come. (But we end on a legitimate pause, no cliffhangers.) I’ve also… Continue reading Debts of Fire readalong ~ week four→| BookWyrm Knits
I have always imagined that Paradise will be some kind of library. | BEEW
This week’s topic for the literary Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl) is Books with a High Page Count. While I often think some authors are too self-indulgent and their overlong boo…| findingtimetowrite
When I create assignment prompts, my instructions explain both the what and the why. I include a brief statement explaining the value the assignment offers. My rationales consistently cite skills (sometimes intellectual virtues) that are valuable for any career: reading skills, analytical thinking, creative problem solving, and the like. Skill development isn’t passive. Despite students’ […] The post Designing for the struggle first appeared on Blog of the APA.| Blog of the APA
Top Ten Tuesday is an original blog meme created by The Broke and the Bookish and is currently being hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s topic is “Books with a High Page Count.” I don’t read a ton of brick-sized books these days, but every once in a while one sneaks in. For this list, I … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books I’ve Read with High Page Counts| A Kernel of Nonsense
Up to chapter four, Gordon has focused on the form of preaching. But at this point he turns to questions of content. He says, “In addition to the cultural matters that have concerned me throughout, I also believe that preaching today fails . . . Continue reading →| The Heidelblog
Disclosure: I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. Has your child ever read to an animal? Or maybe to a stuffed toy? What would the world be like if animals could read and loved books as much as we do? Today I get to share the newest (released this week) book in the If Animals Loved Series. It is If Animals Loved Books by Ann Whitford Paul and illustrated by David Walker. It is recommended for ages 3 to 6. We reviewed one of the other books ...| Crafty Moms Share
Dear Community, Recently, my friend Liz Pino Sparks and I slid into our DMs to share some of our local joys and goings on, and also to lament the world horrors we all have been witnessing. We wanted, so badly … Continue reading →| C.S.E. Cooney
*Originally posted on August 30, 2017 when my boys were 13, 11, & 9. | Slices of Life
We are incredibly excited to announce the release of Reading Stars, a new reading app that makes reading fun and easy for kids! For over 50 years, Cricket has delighted generations of children with stories that spark imagination and learning. Now we’re bringing our beloved Cricket content to young readers in a whole new way. […]| Cricket Media, Inc.
Hi! I'm Marisabel! Puertorican living the Dutch life. This is my personal web garden to make things grow.| Konfetti Explorations
Hello lovelies! If you follow me on all the socials, you know I owe you a quick how-to on this: But, I haven't written it yet. I apologize. I did want to let you know, though, that I added some new planners/journals to my shop. There's a Meal Planner, a Reading Journal, and a Fitness| SubEarthan Cottage
Went to Mexico in 2022 and somehow didn't try a single "Mayan" rum cake, dang it!| Craft Knife
TBR Tales # 11 The post Comparative Book Review: The Summer I Turned Pretty and If Wishes Were Retail appeared first on Armed with A Book.| Armed with A Book
I’m reading a book about algorithms called Filterworld at the moment, and keep sending myself bits from it. Here’s one of those bits. “Today we have more cultural options available to us than ever and they are accessible on demand. We are free to choose anything. Yet the choice we often make is to not […] The post The choice we make to not have a choice first appeared on Neil Williams.| Neil Williams
For more than a decade, my community of Indian River County, Florida, has committed itself to ensuring that 90% of students read on grade level by the end of third grade. This year, we reached a milestone in this work, with one of our elementary schools exceeding this threshold, a feat achieved by only 3% […]| The 74
If I had a dollar for every time a district asked me for research on our program’s efficacy, I could fund a randomized controlled trial by now. While that joke is one only researchers will understand, this is a truth that impacts everyone across the education ecosystem, from publishers to educators, administrators, and students. Districts […]| The 74
2019 historical mystery; seventh in Huber's Lady Darby series (post-Regency amateur detection). Gage and Lady Darby investigate the murder of a rake which was set up to look like an attempt by resurrection men to obtain a body for dissection—and with London already seething after the failure of the Reform Bill, Lady Darby's past is raked up again.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1959 police procedural, eighth in the 87th Precinct series. A woman comes into the squad room and holds the detectives hostage with a pistol and a bottle of nitroglycerine.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
2025 Victorian romance. Euphemia Flite is an orphan brought up in a very special charity school, and forged as a weapon to take down a particular powerful man. But she will find more goals than that for her life…| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1923 mystery. A young barrister catching the last train home shares his compartment with two strangers having an unusual conversation. THen one of them drops dead, and the other runs away…| RogerBW's Blog
Our panel’s first longlist nominee is Audition by Katie Kitamura. Four of our panelists read this book, one panelist couldn’t finish it. Here are our panelists’ reviews…| The Reader's Room
We’re back with the third week of our Debts of Fire readalong with the W&W group, but outside of the normal month for Wyrd & Wonder (which is May). Annemiecke has the full schedule li…| BookWyrm Knits
Dr. Lucido argues that his psychology experiments, entailing subliminal suggestions—priming—of subjects, corroborates the 'consciousness causes collapse' interpretation of quantum mechanics. Here he makes his case in an accessible manner. So what do you think? Is he on to something significant here? Het bericht Has experimental psychology proven that consciousness causes the collapse of the wave function? verscheen eerst op Essentia Foundation.| Essentia Foundation
“I have three therapists and I’m working through it …” - overheard at Flagrant| Flagrant
“cold water, or stormy beans” - overheard at Flagrant| Flagrant
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Welcome back to this little summer tradition of mine where I recommend you short books that you can bring with you on holiday without having a heavy and full suitcase. These recommendations are all under 300 pages and they are a mix of genres, so I hope that there’s something for every reader. Let’s get […]| Books Real When Shared
In creating the Jack Reacher character, Lee Child launched a series of books that now boast 100 million copies in print and have been turned into movies and a popular Amazon streaming series. Today on the show, I talk to Lee about what makes Reacher so compelling and much more. We first discuss how Lee […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.| Reading Archives | The Art of Manliness
With over 300 million books sold, Louis L’Amour is one of the bestselling authors of all time. All 120 of his books remain in print. But the greatest story L’Amour ever penned was his own. He spent the early part of his life traveling in a circus, working as a lumberjack and miner, circling the […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.| Reading Archives | The Art of Manliness
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of the book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig. It’s a peculiar book, especially for a bestseller. Not a lot of it is actually about zen or motorcycle maintenance, it combines a travelogue, a father/son story, and philosophical musings, and the structure […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.| Reading Archives | The Art of Manliness
In order to thrive in a world that’s constantly in flux, you have to learn to overcome your fear of the unknown and adapt yourself to whatever circumstance you find yourself in. Zombies and Minecraft can teach how to do both. Today on the show, I talk to Max Brooks, son of famed filmmaker Mel […] This article was originally published on The Art of Manliness.| Reading Archives | The Art of Manliness
Uncover the brilliance of For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway. Delve into its themes, storytelling, and impact on literature.| The Art of Manliness
Mike Palmer welcomes Doug Lemov, founder of Teach Like a Champion, to the podcast. Lemov discusses his journey from teacher to education innovator and the evolution of Teach Like a Champion. He highlights the importance of the new book, The Teach Like a Champion Guide to the Science of Reading, co-authored with Colleen Driggs and Erica Woolway. The conversation delves into the critical role of attention in reading, the impact of technology on cognition, and the power of shared rea...| Trending in Education
Explore themed books and activities for preschoolers by joining the weekly virtual book club for kids! Find ways to learn preschool concepts with books! BIG NEWS! We’re hosting a weekly virtual book club for kids for you to join! Looking for some book themed fun at home with the kids each week this school year? […] The post Join Our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids appeared first on The Educators' Spin On It.| The Educators' Spin On It
Looking for some great September picture books? Here’s a fun September Read Aloud Books list to read with your preschoolers and toddlers this month. Disclosure: All Links are Amazon Affiliate Links We’re kicking off our Virtual Book Club for Kids and here are the September Read Aloud Books for Preschoolers and Toddlers. They are a […] The post September Read Aloud Books for Preschoolers and Toddlers appeared first on The Educators' Spin On It.| The Educators' Spin On It
Explore these 30+ playful hands-on alphabet activities with your preschooler and even toddler. The best collection of fun ideas to learn the letters of the alphabet with your child. The Ultimate Collection of Alphabet Activities for Preschool Looking for letter recognition games online? You’ve found the perfect spot with over 30+ letter recognition games for […] The post 30+ Alphabet Activities for Preschoolers appeared first on The Educators' Spin On It.| The Educators' Spin On It
Four of the best books on creativity. These authors remind me why creativity matters and help me return to my creative practice with ease. The post 4 Books I Love That Inspire My Creative Practice appeared first on Wit & Delight | Designing a Life Well-Lived.|
Half Magic (Tales of Magic #1) by Edward Eager illustrated & cover art by N.M. Bodecker This edition published by Harcourt Children’s Books in 2020 (originally published in 1954)Genre: ch…| BookWyrm Knits
When I think about my goals for my children’s literature study, two things come to mind. I want them to be lifelong readers and read a wide variety of books. While there is a time and place for mor…| The Schoolin' Swag Blog
Starting school is an exciting adventure and being familiar with books, stories, letters, and sounds can make the transition even smoother. Early literacy skills are the building blocks that help children learn to read and write. But don’t worry, this […] The post Early Literacy Skills: Building a Love of Reading and Writing from the Start appeared first on The Good Play Guide.| The Good Play Guide
Time to do a book tag! I enjoy the treasure-hunt type of tags and was happy to come across this one over on the Wicked Witch’s Blog, run by Janette. It was created by booktuber… More| Zezee With Books
