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    About,  Storybook Wedding

    Once Upon a Time: Our Library Wedding

    Once upon a time…. I got married in the library! In honor of our five year anniversary this week, I thought I would share some details of our storybook wedding.   When my fiance and I began wedding planning we…

    April 7, 2016
  • Age 0-1,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Baby Sign Language,  Our Literate Life

    Baby Sign Language Week 1: Our Experience With Baby Sign

    I’ve been drafting a post on using baby sign language for quite some time. I have been struggling to know how to best share our experience with signing (including with our 15 month old Toddler Bookworm, and our now talking Preschool…

    April 5, 2016
  • Activities,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Bookworm Bingo,  Our Literate Life

    April Bookworm Bingo: Literacy Activities {printable}

    April is the perfect time to add some reading fun to your routine! The library world is bursting with inspiration: the April calendar includes National Drop Everything and Read Month, celebrated in honor of Beverly Cleary’s birthday in mid April; National…

    March 29, 2016
  • Blogging,  Our Literate Life

    The Blog’s Half Birthday: What I’ve Learned in 6 Months

    In my very first blog post EVER, I shared a list of things I never thought I would do, with authoring a blog at the top of that list! To celebrate the blog’s six month birthday, I thought I would…

    March 28, 2016
  • Age 1-2,  Bookworm Update,  Milestones,  Monthly Update,  Our Literate Life

    15 Month Update: “Baby” Bookworm Becomes “Toddler” Bookworm

    I think it’s safe to say, I no longer have a baby. Baby Bookworm is now 15 months and toddling away at the speed of light! He walks when it’s convenient, or crawls if it’s faster. It’s time to graduate…

    March 22, 2016
  • 5 kinds of books for waiting rooms
    Activities,  Age 0-1,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Counting books,  Lift the Flap Books,  Our Literate Life

    5 Kinds of Books We Pack for Waiting Rooms & Restaurants

    I’ve shared in the past a bit of the impact Hands Free Mama has had on me as I think about the literacy rich environment I want to create for my family. Today as I packed the diaper bag for a…

    March 18, 2016
  • Home Libraries,  Organizing,  Our Literate Life

    How I Magically Tidied Up My Kids’ Book Collection

    Armed with a copy of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up and a two week checkout limit from the library, I set out to work some magic on our out-of-control home library this week. I’m not entirely sure that Marie…

    March 13, 2016
  • Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Christian faith based books,  Easter books,  Holidays

    Our Favorite Easter Books That Aren’t About Bunnies

    I’ll begin by saying that I have nothing against the Easter bunny. But, my is it a tall order to find Easter books that are about Jesus! I’ve had my own Easter hunt the last few weeks, including maxing out…

    March 11, 2016
  • Age 0-1,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Birthday Bookworms,  Construction and Vehicle Books,  Loving These Lately,  Meaningful Messages,  Rhyming Books,  Sharing

    Loving These Lately: Gems from Our Recent Library Visits

    Baby Bookworm’s recent disdain for his stroller and penchant for “unshelving” books wherever he sees them has caused our family book browsing at the library to be a bit condensed lately! (Someday I’ll miss these days, they tell me.) We have,…

    March 6, 2016
  • vintage kids' books printable list
    Age 0-1,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Comprehension Strategies,  Printables,  Throwback Thursday

    Vintage Children’s Books: Printable Chart of Titles & Themes

    Over the past six months, I have had a BLAST putting together my weekly Throwback Thursday feature! My bookworms have fallen in love with dozens of books that literally generations of kids before them have fallen in love with, too.…

    March 3, 2016
  • Activities,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Big Kids,  Bookworm Bingo,  Our Literate Life,  Printables

    March Bookworm Bingo FREE Printable of Literacy Activities

    March in my neck of the woods is a dreary month when we’re all itching for warm weather but it’s not quite here… the perfect time to brighten everyone’s calendar with literacy based FUN! I hope that this month’s Bookworm…

    February 29, 2016
  • Activities,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Meaningful Messages,  Rhyming Books,  Throwback Thursday

    Horton Hatches the Egg: Throwback Thursday Grand Finale!

    A few years ago I read Horton Hatches the Egg aloud twenty five times within five days. It was the springboard book for my school-wide author study*, so I read it to ALL of my classes from kindergarten up through…

    February 25, 2016
  • Activities,  Our Literate Life

    Long Distance Literacy: Using Video Chat to Connect with Faraway Grandparents

    Half of our family is over 300 miles away. It’s hard. Especially when Preschool Bookworm asks with his sweet, sad puppy dog eyes if Grandma and Grandpa are coming to his birthday party. Traveling is difficult and vacation time is limited,…

    February 23, 2016
  • Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age early elementary,  Apps,  metafiction,  Throwback Thursday

    The Monster at the End of This Book: Vintage Metafiction #tbt

    I tried reading The Monster at the End of This Book back when Preschool Bookworm was still Toddler Bookworm. He totally didn’t get it. Now that he’s a sophisticated three year old, he has come to understand the humor of…

    February 18, 2016
  • Color Books,  Compare & Contrast,  Making Predictions,  Rhyming Books,  Throwback Thursday

    I Went Walking… through a Picture Book Classic #tbt

    Baby Bookworm took his first two steps this week! Watch out, world! Although….he hasn’t shown much interest in longer stretches or even repeating the two step feat. And that’s just fine with me! Slow it down, boy! But anyhow, as Daddy…

    February 11, 2016
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A perfect book for patterns! My youngest (3.5) is A perfect book for patterns! My youngest (3.5) is loving this book, and I’m happy that she’s playing with patterns! There are several explored in this short book, with the opportunity to guess the next item in the pattern on the following page. 

Our math curriculum works with patterns early on (LOVE @rightstartmathematics ) but we are still just providing some exposure for my little one. We will revisit this one later on, too. 

#preschoolmath #homeschoolmath #kindergartenhomeschool #homeschoolkindergarten #rightstartmath #rightstartmathematics
7th grade homeschool curriculum picks! A lot of co 7th grade homeschool curriculum picks! A lot of continuation of what’s been working, with increased independence (🙌) Find the link in my bio to all the details. A few fave highlights: 
📓We love @rightstartmathematics at this age as it shifts to be student self-study with self assessment baked in. We have used this curriculum from kindergarten and every level has been so good! (Spoken by an English major/librarian/non-mathy person 😅) 
📓Excited to add logic to the mix with The Fallacy Detective
📓We are back to our old favorite Nature Journaling Through the Years from @raisinglittleshoots
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
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