Posts Tagged ‘no time for flash cards’
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Jul
Posted by CA in books, children, holidays, nature, NTFFC guest post, review, seasons, vacation. Tagged: beach books, Children's book review, getting ready for summer, no time for flash cards, summer fun, summer reading, summer vacation. Leave a comment
School’s out, vacation has begun and what better place to spend the hot summer days than at the beach. My July book review post on Allie‘s site No Time for Flashcards shares a few book about visiting the beach and exploring the water to help get your little ones ready for your next seaside visit. Pop over for a read. And if you have a beach book your kids enjoy I’d love to hear about it.
You can find my book reviews every first Saturday of the month over on No Time for Flash Cards. I hope you’ll pop by and check out some great books to share with your kids.
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Jun
Posted by CA in books, children, NTFFC guest post, review, road trip, vacation. Tagged: Children's book review, no time for flash cards, summer vacation, travel books, travelling with kids. Leave a comment
With school coming to an end and the warmer, sunnier weather finally upon us, June tends to have our family on the road more. My June book review post on Allie‘s site No Time for Flashcards shares a few books about going on a trip, to help get your kids in the traveling frame of mind. Pop over for a read. And if you have a travel book your kids enjoy I’d love to hear about it.
You can find my book reviews every first Saturday of the month over on No Time for Flash Cards. I hope you’ll pop by and check out some great books to share with your kids.
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May
Posted by CA in books, NTFFC guest post, review. Tagged: Children's book review, guest post, no time for flash cards. Leave a comment
You may be familiar with Mo Willems‘ Pigeon books but what about Edwina or Elephant Gerald or even Cat Cat? These are characters in other books written and illustrated by Mo Willems. Mo Willems is one of our favourite author/illustrators so for my May book review post on Allie‘s site No Time for Flashcards I take a look as some his other books. The post is up if you want to hope over and take a read.
You can find my book reviews every first Saturday of the month over on No Time for Flash Cards. I hope you’ll pop by and check out some great books to share with your kids.
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Apr
Posted by CA in books, children, crafts and hobbies, home, lessons, nature, NTFFC guest post, review, seasons. Tagged: book review, Children's book review, Earth Day, gardening books, guest post, no time for flash cards, playing in the backyard, raising kids, Spring books. 1 comment
Spring officially arrived at the end of March and now the weather is catching up too. This means we’ll be spending more time outside, getting the yard and garden ready for Earth Day and the summer. My April guest post on Allie’s fantastic site, No Time for Flashcards is about plants and gardens. So if you’re looking for some books to get your kids excited about the gardening season and developing an appreciation for plants, be sure to jump over. And if you have a garden or plant book you enjoy reading, please add it in the comments so others can enjoy it too.
You can find my book reviews every first Saturday of the month over on No Time for Flash Cards. I hope you’ll pop by and check out some great books to share with your kids.
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Mar
Posted by CA in books, NTFFC guest post, review. Tagged: books about the days of the week, Children's book review, no time for flash cards. Leave a comment
Today is Saturday. On Saturday, the first Saturday of each month, I do a guest blog post on Allie’s fantastic site, No Time for Flashcards. This Saturday in March, we’re talking about the days of the week. So if you’re looking for some books to reinforce the different days, be sure to jump over. And if you have a day of the week book you enjoy reading, please add it in the comment so others can enjoy it too.
You can find my book reviews every first Saturday of the month over on No Time for Flash Cards. I hope you’ll pop by and check out some great books to share with your kids.
Trying to balance life at home with my 3 kids (all under 7), while building my business and developing my writing. Oh and throw a load of laundry in and a dinner that isn't burnt. Wasn't working from home suppose to be easier?
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