Cookies and milk, bread and butter, peas and carrots all go together. I have another one for you too- MUSIC AND LITERACY. Yes, they are a beautiful compliment to each other. As an elementary View Post
5 Ideas for Organizing Books To Promote Toddler Interaction
How many of us made a resolution to become more organized? I must say that I love to organize. My family will tell you that at one of my childhood birthday parties, I had the thank you notes written View Post
{Guest Post} Five Ways You Know You’re Raising a Reader (Even If It Doesn’t Look Like It)
We welcome Maria Burel from Once Upon a Story blog who is guest posting today! Once upon a time, in a land where I did not have two small children climbing my legs, I spread my literacy love over View Post
Encouraging Readers to Read
Have you ever heard a reader say that reading is boring? Or, that it is hard. Or maybe, they don't have time to read. If you answered yes to any of these statements, then this post is for View Post
Building a Library on a Tight Budget
This post originally appeared as a guest post I did for Playdough to Plato. Becoming a proficient reader involves practice, practice, practice. Every reader needs text to practice their growing View Post
Tips for Reading With Newborns to Age 5
Do you have little ones in your life? Would you like those kids to grow up and love to read? I believe that we can meet the needs of ALL growing readers and we can start when they are just little View Post
Have You Heard?
This post was originally published as a guest post I did on Playing With Words 365. Phonological awareness is the ability to hear differences in the ways words sound. Just as young children need View Post