Posts tagged literacy activities

The Book Chart

The great thing about the Book Chart is that it is completely customizable to correspond to your child’s learning: the goal, the reward, the activities. Allow your child to be in charge of their learning. We encourage you to start small with your goals. Make the first goal quickly achievable. Eventually, you should make the goals more challenging. Their confidence grows, as they recognize that the goals are achievable.

Lauren KistOctober 13, 2017reading, early reading, preschool, goals, literacy activities, literacy, book chart, teaching reading

"Convention-al" Wisdom: Lessons Learned

Before developing the workbooks, we sat down with a teacher from each grade and asked them two questions: 1) What skill-building practice do children need during the summer, and 2) What are some skills that you would like your child to experience before coming into your class?

After listening and learning from our teachers, we created five (5) levels of workbooks: early preschool through second grade.

Lauren KistOctober 9, 2017preschool, workbooks, homeschool, hands-on, year long curriculum, literacy activities, math activities