
5 Ways to Add Movement to Storytime
Kids aren't meant to be sedentary. Check out this list of teacher-tested ideas to help kids move during read-aloud time!
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Kids aren't meant to be sedentary. Check out this list of teacher-tested ideas to help kids move during read-aloud time!
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These fantastic reads center on Black figures throughout history who embodied excellence in their respective fields and inspired those around them.
Little animal lovers will enjoy reading along with this snuggly story about how these cuddly creatures show affection.
Including informational books in a toddler’s reading diet builds vocabulary and world knowledge. For some children, informational books are the ones that spark their love of reading.
Artistic kids are sure to love these unique doodling books full of inspiration for unbridled creativity.
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Use these books, paired with thoughtful discussion prompts, to offer young readers a new perspective on the world.
Kids like to hear the same books over and over and over again. But fear not, parents. These clever picture books may be just the cure for storytime ennui.