Are your kids interested in space? I have always been fascinated by space travel, and Little Bookworm is excited about all things STEM. So we were thrilled to check out this new children’s book about a girl astronaut, and her mission to build a rocket and head to space. Check out the fun space activities for kids that we paired with it too!
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Raise your hand if you are worried about your kids having too much screen time! Raise both hands if you are even more worried about screen time now that most schools are doing virtual learning! This past year has brought us more screen time than ever before. From virtual schooling and virtual holidays to less options for entertainment outside the home, there has probably never been a time when we have used screens as much as we have lately. For parents who are worried, we wanted to share our favorite books about screen time to help come up with a plan as as family.
It is easy for kids to forget the difference that they can make with the smallest of actions. These children’s books about small acts of kindness can bring smiles to the faces of readers and encourage them to go out in the world and spread some kindness of their own.
How do you teach opposites to kids? Board books are a fun and colorful way to teach kids about opposites, as well as simple concepts. These are some of our favorite opposite books for kids!
When it comes to battling a bad mood, we love turning to books. When my daughter is angry, I love to pull out a book about anger that I know will make her laugh, or will remind her how to deal with it. If she is worried or frustrated, I try to find books that will help her combat those big emotions. So we are thrilled to share some of our favorite new books about emotions for kids, and introduce you to some stories for battling a bad mood.
Winter can be a really beautiful time of year. (If you are like us and you live in a snowy area, you know that it can be easy to forget that when you are shoveling your driveway, or going several days without seeing the sun…). To remind us of the beauty of the winter, we like to read new winter books every year. This list includes some of our favorite new winter books for kids this year!
I love teaching reading and writing with fun children’s books about language arts. Since Little Bookworm is currently learning to read, we have been learning about grammar, punctuation, and phonics with some fun characters like the ones in these kids books about language. We have previously shared lots of fun 
Do your kids love to cook and bake with you? Little Bookworm has been interested in baking and cooking since she was old enough to stand on her own. So we have assembled quite a collection of fun cookbooks for kids. She loves flipping through these and selecting the recipes to make – especially when they feature bright colors and fun characters. These are some of our favorite cookbooks for kids – perfect for the little chef or baker in your family!
There are lots of fun ways to teach basic concepts like shapes and colors. I have always been drawn to children’s books, especially ones that teach concepts in creative ways. Today I am excited to share a fun children’s book about shapes that twists and turns in unexpected ways, providing kids with tons of laughs while they read it.
Reading holiday stories together is one of my favorite traditions of the holiday season. So I am always on the lookout for new children’s holiday books. This year, there are so many amazing options to add to your family’s collection. Today I wanted to share 3 highlighted children’s holiday books from Candlewick Press to bring some holiday spirit to your home!
