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May. 18, 2023
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
May. 18, 2023
The Top Summer Reading List For Middle Schoolers
This summer reading list for middle schoolers has everything you need for a wonderful summer of reading. Continue reading
May. 18, 2023
High School Summer Reading List: The Top Books For Your Teen
If you are looking for the best way to help your high school student develop a love of reading, this ultimate guide to summer reading is a great place to start! Continue reading
Apr. 24, 2023
The Best Books For Summer Reading: What Are Your Favorites?
Sonlight parents are always looking for fun and engaging ways to encourage reading in their homeschool. With the end of the school year just around the bend, we want to support you in creating a reading lifestyle all summer long. … Continue reading
May. 19, 2021
5 Ways to Get Kids to Put Down the Devices and Pick Up a Book
Dr. Suess probably said it best: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Studies have shown that reading is a keystone skill that will help kids … Continue reading
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May. 6, 2021
10 Reasons Why I Homeschool All Summer Long
Summer is usually viewed as a time of freedom from school, where children can spend long, lazy days with nothing to do, but have fun and relax. So, then, why would anyone want to force their children to do schoolwork … Continue reading
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May. 4, 2021
Set Summer Goals You Will be Thankful for in September
In our neck of the woods, it has been a long school year, and we’re all looking forward to a summer break. Come June, we’ll trade in our lesson plans for the trampoline, the pool, and popsicles. But because I’m … Continue reading
