Happy Summer Reader! I’ve been thinking about the gift of a 90's summer for weeks now. No streaming or net surfing. More swimming, bike riding, Lego building, and popcorn movie watching. It’s my new summer goal! I asked my community what they would do to create a 90's summer for their kiddos, and I was blown away by everyone's responses! Here is the list FREE for you to download too. Add to your cart, and the code NINETIESSUMMER will be automatically applied to take your total to $0!
Here’s to our 90's summer in 2025! |
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Hi Reader, Summer is a great time to slow down and make room for some intentional teaching at home. Remember, if you want your child to develop a skill, they must be TAUGHT how to do it first! This is why I've come up with several bundles of printables for you to help your child build specific skills. The first one I want to feature? Self-management. Get the Self-Management Bundle Each printable has a lesson, activity, role plays and MORE to give your child the skills to: Take care of their...
Hi Reader, Have you heard about the The Mom Store? It's a simple system that helps your child learn to LOVE reading. And keeps them in books for a long time. Start Your Own "Mom Store" TODAY! Here's how it works: Children are given 1 ticket for every 10 pages they read (books should be on their reading level). They can use these tickets to "purchase" items from The Mom Store. This includes things like snacks, stuffies to rent and blankets to read with, etc. Or, they can save their tickets to...
Hi Reader, What is that *magic* tool for those looooong car rides this summer? Audiobooks! If you are looking for screen-free ideas to enjoy that travel time, my community has come up with more than 100 family-friendly audiobooks. Get them at your library, on the Libby app, or Audible! Download the List HERE Kiddos as young as 3 or 4 can start to follow a simple story! (of course the younger the child, the shorter the story needs to be.) And research shows that audio books ARE considered...