We love Dr. Seuss at our house, and Horton the Elephant is one of our favorite characters (after The Cat in the Hat, of course).
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After reading Horton Hatches an Egg
And we’d be remiss if we didn’t finish our day of Horton the Elephant fun by watching our favorite Horton movie, Horton Hears a Who!
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Teaching your child to read can be a challenge for any parent – and when that child prefers hands-on activities to worksheets, you have to get creative in your learning to read strategies. My kids have each been a bit different in their learning styles, so it’s been important for me to identify those learning…
As the weather grows warmer here in Michigan, my kids have started spotting ALL.THE.BUGS., and their interest in learning more about the bugs they find has been sparked again. One of our favorite way to learn more about any topic is to gather lots of great books about it and spend hours pouring through the…
My toddler (almost preschooler) is currently in a major “train” phase, loving all things trains, and one of his favorite activities is to look at books about trains together. Whether it’s the Busy Train Book that has a pull-back train that goes down the track (his favorite to play with when I need a shower)…
Old Testament Basics The past month or so, we’ve been working through GrapeVine Studies Old Testament Basics as part of Jenny’s daily work in our homeschool. We love GrapeVine Studies Old Testament Basics because it allows us to combine four different “subjects” into one! Bible All of the activities that Jenny does with GrapeVine Studies…
