My daughter has read and re-read the Harry Potter series so many times her paperbacks are falling apart. She is dressing as Hermione Granger this
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National Geographic Kids got me and some of my fellow “National Geographic Kids Insiders” on the phone with LeVar Burton (of Reading Rainbow, Star Trek,
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Cloudy Days
Today was a great mix of weather. Some rain, thunder and lightening, as well as periods of sunshine. We used the wonderful array of clouds
My daughter loves reading but was bored by the early readers at school. She wanted to move up to higher levels with more interesting text.
Random House wants to build a community of readers and you are invited! The Launch Party Live Chat is April 11 at 9:00 PM EST
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A Hat for the Cat
We made a Cat in the Hat craft last year and wanted to try a new approach this year. With Dr. Seuss’s birthday approaching, it
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Bee My Valentine Pencil Topper and Magnet
I love Valentine’s Day for little kids–everyone gets a little token of affection and extra hugs! In a few years when the holiday is fraught
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How to Make a Flower Fairy
We made these Flower Fairies in early summer but I am just getting around to posting them. In the fall, we will make them with
When I taught history in the classroom, I found that a handful of students came with a deep background level of knowledge of certain eras.
I cannot believe that July is almost over!I love the slower pace of summer and the opportunity to find lots of fun learning opportunities for