Looking for a book that tackles dyslexia through the eyes of an elementary school kid? I can’t wait to tell you about Hacking the Code by author Gea Meijering and illustrator Mads Johan ØGaard! (I received a complimentary copy of this title for review purposes. Also, this post contains referral links; see disclosure for details.) …
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Studying the 13 American colonies in your homeschool? Here are some great children’s books about Colonial America to help you learn! **This post contains affiliate links; that means I could receive a commission if you click through one of them and take action. See this disclosure to learn more. ** This list contains a nice …
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Are you exploring Antonio Vivaldi’s life and music with your students? Here’s a list of Vivaldi books for kids to help you learn! *Post contains affiliate links; this means I could receive a commission if you click through and take action through one of them. See my disclosure to learn more.* When we last worked …
Is math missing from your read-aloud pile? No worries! Today I’m sharing my favorite children’s books for teaching math skills. **This post contains affiliate links for recommended books; that means I could receive a commission if you click through and take action through one of the links. See this disclosure to learn more.** The great …
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Looking for practical ways to encourage your kids to take ownership of their education? Dennis DiNoia, also known as Mr. D, shares valuable insight on this in Teach: Creating Independently Responsible Learners. I received a complimentary copy of this title for review purposes. I have been compensated for my time reading, but was not required …
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Are you exploring gardens or plant life in your homeschool? Today I’m sharing some great books about seeds and plants to help you learn. Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details. You could certainly turn to textbooks to explore the world of plants, but you don’t have to confine your learning to those types …
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