February is the next month to March! And, there is plenty to read.
Growing book by book has a Family Dinner Book club. It sounds a great idea although currently, I am struggling a bit with having care givers arriving in the middle of our main meal and needing to sort out a second different meal. Perhaps, this might work better for us at a different time of day. I don't know most of the books although can recommend Boxes for Katje,which is a real tear jerker, and The Pumpkin Runner.
Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin's house is for sale, if anyone has a spare almost £1.9 million.
A lovely thought about home educating teens, from Kat at Boyschooling.
Thoughts about helping children who have a maths phobia. The second point is really important. People often say negative things about maths in a way that they never would about reading. How often have you heard an adult say
I never really liked/understood maths.
or
Algebra/statistics isn't useful for everyday life?
Last, a most enormous list of poetry anthologies for children which cover so many subjects. I have been drooling over the grammar and spelling books but there is so much more.
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Growing book by book has a Family Dinner Book club. It sounds a great idea although currently, I am struggling a bit with having care givers arriving in the middle of our main meal and needing to sort out a second different meal. Perhaps, this might work better for us at a different time of day. I don't know most of the books although can recommend Boxes for Katje,which is a real tear jerker, and The Pumpkin Runner.
Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin's house is for sale, if anyone has a spare almost £1.9 million.
A lovely thought about home educating teens, from Kat at Boyschooling.
Thoughts about helping children who have a maths phobia. The second point is really important. People often say negative things about maths in a way that they never would about reading. How often have you heard an adult say
I never really liked/understood maths.
or
Algebra/statistics isn't useful for everyday life?
Last, a most enormous list of poetry anthologies for children which cover so many subjects. I have been drooling over the grammar and spelling books but there is so much more.
If you enjoyed this post you may like to follow Delivering Grace by Google Friend Connect, G+,Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram or e-mail.
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