childrens classics
Goodbye House: A Story About Moving
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So go figure. I find everything else but the missing socks. Where do those socks go, anyway? Now that I finally tossed the odd ones, will the mates turn up? I’ve never been so organized as since I moved into this tiny (to me) house, used to bigger spaces and maybe grander places. But for […]
Morgan Sleeps Over! 7 Lessons I Learned
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Do you remember the first time you had a sleep-over? Along with that first loose tooth, this is one great big rite of passage. Lately I find myself spending more time listening to the ever-present Eugene rain, Soundscapes and relaxation music. If I look at social media I get fixated on mindless, fun stuff or […]
Data-Driven Read Alouds: What’s The Rush?
Author Rita Wirtz · posted on Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Data-Driven Read Alouds: What’s The Rush? · 5926 ViewsChildhood is a precious time. What’s the rush? Autumn is the perfect time to enjoy reading with your kids for sheer pleasure and enjoyment! During rainy and cold weather, children read in homemade forts, on blankets, at the library, bedtime and hopefully with the family before or after dinner. Reading is such a blessing to […]
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