Earlier this week I shared the most popular posts I published in 2014. Today, I give you the top 10 posts of the year. A few of these neat literacy ideas are from 2014, but many of them are from years past. Have you read them all?
Top 10 Literacy Ideas of 2014
1. Tips for Reading with Newborns to Age 5
It’s amazing how popular this post is on the blog. I love to see so many people interested in reading to children beginning at an early age.
2. Magnetic Alphabet Games
Magnetic letters are the literacy manipulative that gets the most use in our house. We play with them almost daily.
3. Muffin Tin Reading Games
This is one of my first posts ever and it has remained on the top 10 list every year since 2011. I recently shared some Christmas themed muffin tin games that you will want to pin for next year!
4. Runaway Letter Game
This game was actually invented by my son. My kids like it so much that they even asked to play it on Christmas morning.
5. Mentor Texts to Use for Modeled Writing
I loved to use books to help teach writing to children. These are some of my favorite titles that I used in the classroom.
6. Redirecting and Promoting Good Behavior Book List
I love to create book lists on all sorts of topics. This one comes in handy for just about everyone!
7. 100 Ways to Grow a Reader
This was such a fun post to write. It is full of great tips for growing our youngest readers.
8. Making Books with Kids
A round-up of some very cool ideas for making books with kids.
9. 26 Alphabet Sensory Digs
Thanks to Happy Hooligans this post made the top 10 list this year. I appreciate Jackie sharing it on her Facebook page.
10. Teaching Kids to Take Care of Books
Young children can be tough on books. These tips will help children learn how to care for books at home and in the classroom.
What is your favorite post on Growing Book by Book?
Check out the top posts from 2013 too!
I can’t wait to see which posts make the list next year!
Don’t miss any of the posts in 2015. Sign up for our FREE newsletter delivered right to your email inbox!
Leave a Reply