In fact, some of their fondest memories of Christmases past are ones that I may not want them to remember – but for them, it’s what made the holiday special or different or just plain enjoyable.
And just in time for the holidays, right!
Welcome to the Kid Lit Giveaway Holiday Hop sponsored by Youth Literature Reviews and Mother Daughter Book Reviews.
I know, most parents think it would be great if the kids could do more for themselves all the time but I think it’s extra nice if it happens during the busiest time of the year.
So we rounded up a few ideas about how to help the kids be more independent from some wonderful activities shared at the Discover & Explore Life Skills linky last week.
This month, we explore the wonderfully imaginative books of Julia Donaldson.
Each month, our group of 40+ book-loving bloggers chooses an author and highlights some fun projects, crafts and activities that match up with their books. The book club is a great way to find fun extension activities that will get the kids more excited about reading and books!
During the first day, we shared tips for getting ready, ways to use books, exploring on your visit and 24 ideas of places to take the kids.
Today we’ll focus on topics and outings for F – J.
Welcome to our December Online Book Club for Kids! Each month, a group of amazing bloggers highlights an author and create a variety of activities and crafts to go along with their books.
The holidays are a great time to introduce kids to the idea of giving. It’s important that kids of all ages understand that no matter what your age or income status, EVERYONE can help give to others and help their community.
If you missed last month’s feature, you can read more about the Family Conversation Jar and October’s author, Amy Krouse Rosenthal.
