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1. Super Why Welcome to the world of Super Why!! Teaching valuable reading skills in a fun and colorful way to children ages 3-5.
2. Halloween Reading for Kids Check out the countdown below-Halloween is closer than you think! It's time to start planning the perfect celebration, and remember that you can use the natural excitement of the holiday to motivate students. Start now to collect ideas and informatio...
3. Resources for Remedial Reading Have you been seeing the scary statistics?  Nearly 1/3 of US students don't graduate from high school.  Of the graduates, another third cannot read and write adequately to keep up with the demands of college and adult life.  We've GOT...
4. November reading list Continuing a tradition, here are half a dozen or so books worth a look. Of course, your mileage will vary. Until further notice, books remain your #1 entertainment and learning value. Have you ever finished a book and not felt smarter? [Image from Sh...
5. Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn Take trips to the frog pond. Become a frog and play games and sing songs, gobble up the insect words and swat the fly verbs. This lens will give you dozens of ideas, resources, hints and tricks to create frog-themed activities for both homeschool fam...
6. Children's Picture Book, By MiMi: Gonna Catch A Big One Children's books can entertain and teach children. Entertaining and teaching my grandson is something I love to do. Once in a while, I get creative and make him a book. Well, writing and illustrating a book for him has happened only twice, but I&...
7. Christmas Unit Study 3 - Language Arts A Christmas Unit Study (Language Arts) ~Christmas is such an amazing time of year to celebrate the birth of the blessed baby, Jesus. While parents and teachers who are teaching about the events of the Bible, and the events of the seasons, why not tur...
8. How To Teach Your Preschooler To Read Teaching your child to read can be one of the most enjoyable things you will ever do. Preschool aged children are eager to learn and have an amazing capacity to absorb information. The key is to keep it simple and keep it fun. Do a little each day an...
9. Teaching with Picture Books Picture books deserve a place in the upper elementary and middle school grades for a number of reasons. Through this site, I hope to make you a true believer! For those wondering, "Are picture books for me?" I've provided thirteen reason...
10. Printable Alphabet Letters Alphabet letters on walls, doors and on children's clothing as monograms or names make learning the letters of the alphabet decorative, fun and part of everyday life. Decorating kid's rooms or play areas with colorful printable alphabet letters is a...
11. Christmas Reading for Kids You can get a head start on next year's holiday reading fun! Keep visiting as I add more info and book suggestions throughout the year. You'll find great gift ideas and if you're a teacher, you can get a jump on next year's planning....
12. Twas The Night Before Christmas Well I do and it is "Twas The Night Before Christmas". This book is a true favorite and such a well know for us all. The holidays brings us so much joy and so do the traditions they bring. Every family has that little something they do on the holiday...
13. Blog Roll -- A Reader List of Blogs I Follow As a Squidoo lensmaster, in any given day you will find me tooling around Squidoo working on my lenses or conversing in the friendly SquidU Forum. Because I have totally embraced the concept of focused lenses, I decided to create this Blog Roll as an...
14. Classic Poems for Kids Poems, with their rhythms and rhymes, can engage children's attention while the often vivid images conjured by the words feed their imaginations. Usually, classic poetry has a richness of language, even that written with children in mind, so enlargin...
15. The Best Magazines For Kids There are some really amazing magazine subscriptions available for children these days. I get several of them for my 4 kids and we all enjoy pouring through them. It's a battle to see who gets to read them first! Magazine subscriptions make great gif...
16. Judy Moody The first day of third grade puts Judy Moody in a mad-face mood. She just knows everyone will come back from summer vacation with word T-shirts, like "Disney World" or "Jamestown: Home of Pocahontas." All Judy has is a plain old no-words T-shirt. She...
17. Reading, Writing, Math and School Tips for Kids Smart Kids recommends READING with Your Child! Need some help in Teaching Kid's at Home and making good reading Habits? Finding the right "Tools" is not always easy, but this page is here for Tips, Articles and Resources for You to get s...
18. How to Teach a Novel How can a teacher best approach the teaching of a novel? This lens will break it down step by step, from the abstract notion of “What’s worth teaching in this novel?” to the concrete concerns of “How will students be held...
19. Cubicle Xpressions: Decor for the Discerning Cube Dweller Cubicle Xpressions is a web-based niche store geared towards the office dweller who relishes the comforts of home. Not everyone is able to or desires to telecommute but working in a cheerful and warm environment contributes to good morale and good mo...
20. Reading Historical Fiction Enjoy reading historical fiction? Just getting interested in it? Here are some useful sites for readers (or prospective readers) of historical fiction. You're bound to find something you like through the links below, whatever the time period you...