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  • Books You Gotta Read: Age 5
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    Books You Gotta Read: Age 5

    Are you looking for books to share with your 5-year-old? I began compiling this list of books when my children were 8, 5, and 2. We are a homeschooling family, and I put a lot of emphasis on reading. In addition to more formal reading lessons, my oldest also must read 2.5 hours on her […] More

  • Books You Gotta Read: Age 4
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    Books You Gotta Read: Age 4

    Are you looking for books to share with your 4-year-old? I began compiling this list of books when my children were 8, 5, and 2. We are a homeschooling family. I put a lot of emphasis on reading. In addition to more formal reading lessons, my oldest also must read 2.5 hours on her own […] More

  • Books You Gotta Read Age 3
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    Books You Gotta Read: Age 3

    Are you looking for books to share with your 3-year-old? I began compiling this list of books when my children were 8, 5, and 2. We are a homeschooling family. I put a lot of emphasis on reading. In addition to more formal reading lessons, my oldest also must read 2.5 hours on her own […] More

  • Books You Gotta Read: Age 2
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    Books You Gotta Read: Age 2

    Are you looking for books to share with your 2-year-old? I began compiling this list of books when my children were 8, 5, and 2. We are a homeschooling family. I put a lot of emphasis on reading. In addition to more formal reading lessons, my oldest also must read 2.5 hours on her own […] More

  • 'Good Night, Little Blue Truck' Book Review
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    ‘Good Night, Little Blue Truck’ Book Review

    Thank you to HMH Books for Young Readers for partnering on the following post. All opinions are my own. My kids love the Little Blue Truck book series. Little Blue Truck’s Christmas with its twinkle lights on the last page is one of our favorites to read during the holidays. When recently offered the chance […] More

  • 'My First Atlas of the 50 States' Book Review
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    ‘My First Atlas of the 50 States’ Book Review

    As a homeschooling mom, I am always looking for educational books to use in our curriculum. I have included geography lessons with my oldest two children starting at the preschool level, and I plan to do so again with my youngest. Not only do I consider learning to a read a map an important skill, […] More

  • 'The Sketchbook' Book Review
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    ‘The Sketchbook’ Book Review

    With summer reading programs in full swing, I am always looking for new books to share with my kiddos. I especially appreciate books with a positive message. When recently offered the chance to review The Sketchbook written by Julia Seal from Peter Pauper Press in exchange for my honest opinion, I eagerly accepted the opportunity […] More

  • 'The Dictionary of Difficult Words' Book Review
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    ‘The Dictionary of Difficult Words’ Book Review

    I have always loved words and enjoy learning new words all the time. As a kid, I would read the dictionary for fun. Now that I am a homeschooling mom, I hope to impart my love of language to my children. My oldest and I recently began structured word inquiry (SWI) instead of conventional word […] More

  • 'Where's the Architect? From Pyramids to Skyscrapers' Book Review
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    ‘Where’s the Architect? From Pyramids to Skyscrapers’ Book Review

    My kids quite enjoy look-and-find books, especially my four-year-old son. We also love flipping through the pages of nonfiction picture books to learn about the world through vivid illustrations. When recently offered the chance to review Where’s the Architect? From Pyramids to Skyscrapers written by Susanne Rebscher with illustrations by Annabelle von Sperber from Prestel […] More

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