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Tag Archives: books
Do You Know What We Celebrate this Month?
September is one of my favorite months. The brisk air, colorful leaves, and fresh starts always lift my spirit. Recently, I discovered another reason why September is special…It’s National Literacy Month! That sounds great, but what exactly does that mean? … Continue reading
4 Fast, Fun Ways to Get Kids Ready for School
This is the time of year that reality sets in. The number of vacation days left are probably in single digits, school notices and schedules arrive, you’ve begun to purchase school supplies, clothes and shoes and perhaps, those vacationing kids … Continue reading
Goodbye Summer, Hello School
The days grow short, vacations end, college kids pack their bags, and youngsters, along with their parents ready themselves for another school year. Summer’s end is always bittersweet. Hopefully, you’ve made great memories and enjoyed some quality family time. The … Continue reading
Let the Learning Begin… Non-Fiction Picture Books for Young Children
The Children’s section of the library is rich in non-fiction books for youngsters of all ages. In my many years as a mother, grandmother and teacher, I’ve often searched the stacks for quality non-fiction with the goal of introducing or … Continue reading
Summer Reading Strategies Series #1: Independent Reading Plan
Well, it finally feels like summer. Of course it the helps that as I write, I’m sitting by the bay enjoying a lovely respite from the cold, damp month of May we experienced. Many children have ended the school year, … Continue reading
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