While school might be the last thing on middle grade readers’ minds right now, those first-day nerves are likely to rear their heads in the next few months. In addition to scholastics, navigating the social circles of school can present a lot of pressure to kids, especially in the digital age. The good news is, … Continue reading Managing Middle Grade Social Drama with Novels About Fitting In
Who doesn’t love a kids’ book about cute little (or big) critters? Animals and the humans who love them are classic themes for early readers, as so many little bookworms are themselves fans of the animal kingdom and its subjects. Animal friends can be a great way to introduce core concepts like counting and phonics, … Continue reading Captivating Creature Features for Curious Little Animal Lovers
Every June 19th, we commemorate the federal emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S. by celebrating Juneteenth—however, this holiday is so much more than a reminder of this shameful aspect of American history. Juneteenth is first and foremost a time to celebrate the culture and achievements of Black Americans, and in particular, their resilience as … Continue reading Happy Juneteenth from The Baby Bookworm!
WE ❤️ BOARD BOOKS! These handheld titles are the best way to introduce little readers to core concepts like colors, shapes, feelings, and letters while building early literacy and fostering a love of reading. Here are a few of our favorite new and upcoming board books that we love; what are some of your favorites? 106 … Continue reading Awesome Board Books for Teaching Big Concepts to Little Readers!
With the sunny days of summer hitting their peak, it’s lovely to engage in all the traditional summer activities that the season offers every year. But what if your young reader is a little bit… spooky? Then I have one word for you: Summerween! For kids and families who love injecting some chills and thrills … Continue reading Terrifically Terrifying Summerween Reads for Spooky Kids and Families!
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