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Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages

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Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages

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Favorite Books for Five Year Olds {compiled by a 6 year old}
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Night Zookeeper After 10 Months {Language Arts Review}
Recent Family Read Alouds {Winter 2025, Age 12,10}
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Magic Tree House Party {Bookish Birthdays with PRINTABLE}
All About Reading Curriculum Review
All the Colors of the Freight Train #tbt
Our Homeschool Preschool {Age 3-4}
Fireflies and Lightning Bugs Books & More

Top Posts & Pages

Favorite Books for Five Year Olds {compiled by a 6 year old}
Summer Chapter Books for Read Alouds
Night Zookeeper After 10 Months {Language Arts Review}
Recent Family Read Alouds {Winter 2025, Age 12,10}
Privacy Policy
Magic Tree House Party {Bookish Birthdays with PRINTABLE}
All About Reading Curriculum Review
All the Colors of the Freight Train #tbt
Our Homeschool Preschool {Age 3-4}
Fireflies and Lightning Bugs Books & More

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November 21, 2016

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Prepping for Pi(e) Day! This will be our first yea

Prepping for Pi(e) Day! This will be our first year celebrating. The kids are pretty pumped! Have you read the Sir Cumference books before? Who doesn’t love a “math adventure”? #homeschoolmath #piday #pieday #3.14 #rightstartmath @rightstartmathematics

“Miss Agnes didn’t think school was just for k

“Miss Agnes didn’t think school was just for kids.
‘You have to keep learning all your life,’ she said.
That was a good thing to think about, always learning something new. It wasn’t like you had to hurry up and learn everything right away before the learning time was over, it was like you could kind of relax and take your time and enjoy it.”

Finally got a chance to read this gem! It was an encouragement to my heart as an educator. Miss Agnes is the teacher we all want to be, or wish we had. Her love for her students and creativity to reach each of them inspired me. A quick 113 page read with all the feels for teachers in any setting ❤️

I love this book’s message that learning can hap

I love this book’s message that learning can happen anywhere! I read it to my kiddos over breakfast today on our first day back to homeschool 💓 A great reminder for all 4 of us, mama included.

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