Reading

A child with dyslexia will most likely have reading dfficulties at home when homescholing. That’s natural. Here’s how to help them thrive!

Take on the cold and dreary weather with your little ones. Then, curl up and relax with some of these December books for kids.

Learning vocabulary doesn’t have to be dull and tiresome! With these 10 easy and fun tips you can turn it into your favorite part of the day!

Get ready for turkey day with these fun Thanksgiving books for kids. Reading about the holiday will make it even more exciting to celebrate.

There is more to November than just Thanksgiving. Keep reading to see the November themes and the November books for kids suggestions.

Are you ready to bring more life to your homeschool and help your children learn in a more natural way? Yes? Perfect, because I’d love to show you just how simple & rewarding it can be to homeschool with living books.

Looking for free reading games for kids? Here are some great options to use in the classroom or when homeschooling!

Halloween isn’t only fun to participate in; it is fun to read about, too! Check out this list of Halloween books for kids.

Fall feels are in full effect come October. Keep reading to see the top October books for kids that have to do with all things October.

Reading is right around the corner! Teach your kids the initial sounds of words with these beginning sound activities.

The September books for kids list is filled to the brim with all things fall. Leaves, apples, and the autumn equinox are all themes included.

From watermelon day to clouded leopard day, there are many fun themes for August. This list of August books for kids won’t disappoint.

Just because school is out for the summer doesn’t mean that learning stops! These fun summer reading activities are great for elementary kids!

Building a child’s word bank takes intentional actions and the understanding that vocabulary learning is an important part of their development.

Reading is an essential skill that is vital to success both in and out of the classroom. Confident readers are set up for success! Here’s how to grow them!

Bring learning and fun outside to enjoy the first whole month of summer. These July books for kids are additions to your reading list.

With so many (SO MANY!) homeschool curriculums to choose from, it can be challenging to know which ones are going to work best for you and your family.

Kick off summer by reading some refreshing June books for kids. These books may even spark some summer play ideas for your kids at home.

Reading isn’t just for the eyes. Learn about ear reading and its multitude of benefits, especially for those with dyslexia.

The flowers are blooming all around. Grab some May books for kids and head outside to enjoy reading in beautiful weather.