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Tag Archives: kindergarten
Don’t Laugh!!!
Seems like a funny thing to say, doesn’t it, especially since laugh is in the title of my blog. I love to laugh and have shared some side splitting, tear producing laughs with my children. But…… there is a distinct difference between … Continue reading
It’s Greek To Me!
Can you read this sentence for me, please? ! $)&^ (* &% ! #&^. Of course you can’t. This is what printed material looks like to someone who can’t read, whether they are 6 or 60. Until they are … Continue reading
Where’s The Duck?
I am a children’s bookaholic! There, I said it…… think what you will of me but that’s just the way it is. I have over 700 children’s books in my personal library. Recently, I have felt so guilty about adding … Continue reading
Drama, Drama, Drama!
The book has been picked out, your little one is sitting in your lap ready to hear a story, you’ve been singing “Top to bottom, left to right”, you’ve opened the book, and now, you need to channel your inner thespian. … Continue reading
Top to Bottom
You understand “book smart”. Your child has learned how to hold a book just by watching you. The tune “Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes” has been floating through your head for a few days. Now, it’s time … Continue reading
Teach Learn Laugh….the blog
Everything I need to know to teach, learn and laugh I have learned from my two children. Of course I went to college and have a degree in education but I have always felt that being a parent has made … Continue reading