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Green Shamrocks, “Happy St. Patrick’s Day”
“I went to school this morning like every day before. You’ll never guess what happened to me as I walked through the door. Well a girl came up and pinched me. Why would she be so mean? She laughed and said, … Continue reading
Revolutionary War on Wednesday, “Wishing Washington a Happy Birthday”
In honor of Presidents’ Day this week, I selected Revolutionary War on Wednesday because it features George Washington and because my eight-year-old loves the Magic Tree House series. He (and I) love how Osborne places her main characters, Jack and Annie, into the … Continue reading
The Night Before New Year’s, “Making Family Memories Till Midnight”
Have you had this conversation yet in your home? “Oh, PLEEEASE,” I begged. “Can we stay up till midnight?” For this one special evening, my parents told us, “All right.” If so, then this is the book for your family … Continue reading
Kidsbook Friends Clip: 5 Great Gifts to Give Teachers
While we are on the subject of Christmas, here are 5 books organized by subject to make selecting a gift for your child’s teacher easier. . . for this season or really for any occasion during the school year! Tuck One of … Continue reading
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Ten Tiny Tadpoles, “Books That Make a Splash”
Since Tadpoles live in freshwater, I had to change my title a bit from “Books to Sea” to “Books That Make a Splash” so it still fits our ocean theme this week, but it’s more scientifically accurate. I love the ocean, lakes, ponds, … Continue reading