RAR #150: Water Your Bamboo—How to Focus on the Process (not the outcome) in Your Homeschool

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RAR #288: Why Board Books Are Important Tools (and Toys!) with Tabitha Paige

There is a type of children’s book that we haven’t talked much about here in twelve years of Read-Aloud Revival. But it’s one that almost anyone who has spent time with babies knows well: board books.Board books are how so many of our kids meet stories and books for the first tim ...  Show more

Best of RAR: Simple Habits for Nurturing Lifelong Readers

We all want our kids to be readers. Not just kids who can read, but kids who actually do read. Who then grow up and keep choosing to read because they want to, not because they have to.But there’s a curious thing that those of us who care deeply about raising lifelong readers ten ...  Show more

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