The Kids’ Booklist that Smashes Gender Stereotypes! The following book recommendations are wonderful discussion starters.
Author: Lizzie Mussoline, M. Ed.
Lizzie Mussoline, M. Ed.
Lizzie loves literacy. And alliteration! With over a decade of classroom teaching experience, and years of one on one reading and dyslexia intervention, Lizzie understands the challenges and rewards of engaging with young readers. Her passion for helping children overcome learning difficulties to fall in love with reading led to the launch of Wildflower Learning; a private practice that serves the needs of young readers in Denver, CO. Follow @wildflower_learning_denver on Instagram for more literacy tips & tricks.
This month’s column includes a lot of fun activities that will teach kids to love who you are through reading and writing.
Improve your child’s writing skills by spreading happiness with these amazing tips by Lizzie Mussoline, M. Ed. that will keep kids’ writing skills sharp.
There are plenty of simple and organic ways to create book-themed activities without having to fill your house up with lots of arts and crafts supplies.
Following are just a few of the books that have come highly recommended and will help spark powerful conversations with the young and old readers in your lives.
While all reading is excellent and beneficial, there may come a time when you feel the need to encourage your child to pick up a different genre.
Book clubs can easily be adapted for different ages and stages. Read on to see our tips for starting the best kids’ book club ever for younger and older kids.
Reading aloud to children is incredibly beneficial. Here are a few fun ways to encourage your child to practice reading aloud.
Here are some ideas to start and keep a writing journal. Luckily, reading and writing skills can be interwoven in enjoyable, easy, and organic ways!
There are many small things we can do that we hope will have a significant and positive impact on our children’s mental, social and emotional wellbeing.