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April 19, 2019 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Help Kids Handle Big Emotions with Ellie & Her Dragons

We’ve all seen kids meltdown, in public, in the classroom or at home. They’re overwhelmed with big emotions and just aren’t sure where to turn or what to do. Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons by Dr. Joseph Goodrich is a great picture book to help guide children to help handle emotions. Ellie is handling a […]

Filed Under: Family Fun, Reading Tagged With: book review, for parents

June 18, 2018 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

11 Easy Ideas for Summer Reading Fun

Make summer reading super simple with easy activity ideas for kids!

It’s easy to get caught up in the fun of summer and let learning slide. And that’s totally fine. But it’s important to keep learning in the mix to prevent summer slide. It’s important to keep summer reading fun!

Filed Under: Reading, Summer Learning Tagged With: activity, for parents, Homeschool, Reading, summer

October 12, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

6 Best FREE Reading Websites for Parents

If your child is learning to read, you need these websites. If you have a child who loves to read (or maybe doesn’t), you still need these websites! These are the BEST FREE reading websites, teacher tested and approved!

Filed Under: Homework, Reading Tagged With: for parents, homework, resources

September 25, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Fun Books for Tweens

Note: Today’s post comes to us from Deborah van der Linde, a librarian and children’s literature expert! Read on for fun suggestions to read with your kids!

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Reading Tagged With: Reading

September 19, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Fun Reads for Younger Readers

Note: Today’s post comes to us from Deborah van der Linde, a librarian and children’s literature expert! Read on for fun suggestions to read with your kids!

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Reading Tagged With: Reading

September 12, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Get Real: Non-Fiction Books to Read for Fun

Note: Today’s post comes to us from Deborah van der Linde, a librarian and children’s literature expert! Read on for fun suggestions to read with your kids!

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Reading Tagged With: Reading

September 5, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Beyond Picture Books: Graphic Novels

Graphic novels are a wonderful way to get kids reading, and to build their confidence in reading skills. Here are some great suggestions to get you started!

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Reading Tagged With: Reading

September 1, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Back to School Reading Blues: 5 Ways to Keep Your Kids Reading

Whomp, whomp. Summer is over. And with it goes the fancy summer reading programs at libraries. Now, reading isn’t just for fun, it’s for learning.

Filed Under: Back to School, Reading Tagged With: parent advice, Reading

June 6, 2016 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Keep Your Kids Motivated to Read with Easy Ideas for Every Parent

Keeping your kids motivated to read is super challenging. But there are tons of great (and often FREE) ways to grow a love of reading.

Filed Under: Learning at Home, Reading Tagged With: parent advice, Reading, teaching tips

December 17, 2015 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Make Reading Fun with a Books Made into Movies Marathon

So snuggle up, grab the popcorn, and cue up the DVD player. Here are my TOP children’s and classic books that were made into movies.

Filed Under: Family Fun, Parent Tips, Reading Tagged With: family fun, reading activity

October 20, 2015 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

4 Reasons Why You Should Read with Your Child

Kids who read, alone or with a parent, from a young age develop into incredibly smart humans. Smart humans are a great thing.

Filed Under: Learning at Home, Parent Tips, Reading Tagged With: Reading

October 7, 2015 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Why Reading Banned Books is Good For You

Before we rush to judge a book or remove it entirely from library shelves, let’s think about what banned and challenged books are really all about: challenging our own beliefs and causing us to think.

Filed Under: Reading Tagged With: banned books, Reading

July 29, 2015 By Meg Flanagan, M.Ed

Getting Hooked on Books

Summer is supposed to be a break from learning, and therefore a break from reading. But letting education slide over the summer can set your child back in September. Summer slide is when a child loses previously acquired academic skills or knowledge over a lengthy break.

Filed Under: Reading Tagged With: Reading

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