Category Archives: Reading and Literature

Travel Along Route 66 with These Reads

Pack your imagination and hit the road! Summer offers children something they rarely have during the school year: time to read for the pure joy of it.

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12 Must-Read Books for Black History Month

If you are looking for books to read during Black History Month or simply wanting to add more diversity to your family reading, this list is what you need.

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Simple Ways to Celebrate Lent with Children

Here are a few ideas to start meaningful Lenten traditions for your family. Following the format that we use when we design a Sonlight Unit Study, these suggestions include literature, crafts, and cooking.

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Fun Summer Reading Activities

Discover fun summer reading activities for elementary school students—from our Summer Reading challenge to word dice and sight word games.

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Teaching Reading to Beginning Readers

Teaching young readers is more than just phonics—learn how to use curiosity, context, and encouragement to spark a lifelong love of reading.

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The Big List: 25 Ways Reading Helps Your Children

I love books. And I love helping children learn to love books not only because reading is a great pastime. I also believe that reading and hearing stories read out loud should be central in every child’s education. So it’s … Continue reading

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The Ultimate Summer Reading List for Elementary Students

Summer is here and we have the ultimate summer reading list for your elementary learners. Continue reading

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