READING

Fostering a Love of Language Arts


A big factor in kids getting into reading is having the ability to read something they find interesting, even if it has no visible "educational" value. Children oftentimes find it far more interesting to read fiction than educational nonfiction. They are also more likely to read a book they pick out themselves rather than . . .

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The Contemplative Reader


How we approach a book can parallel the way we approach life itself. We can spend our time merely in pursuit of pleasure or we can strive toward a higher goal—the pursuit of what John Henry Newman calls the "philosophical habit of mind." We would never dismiss the pleasure that reading can bring, but . . .

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Holman Bibles

Explore the (yet) unknown with kids through this engaging, full-color line of educational products! The ECPA award-winning Explorer Bible for Kids offers QR-code linked videos, discussion questions, and printable activity pages to help kids apply key biblical truths to their lives.


Plus, the NEW Explorer Bible Dictionary for Kids and Scripture Memory Cards equip kids to dig deeper into truth and memorize Scripture through fun, educational games! 

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Love to Learn: Learning Through Living Books


Imagine starting your homeschool day by curling up on the bed or couch with your children, reading aloud together, and enjoying a peaceful, unrushed morning …

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Tips for Raising a Reader


There are so many benefits to reading. When children become readers, a whole new world is open to them. They can go on adventures to faraway places without leaving the house. They can read signs, recipes, books, magazines, and even school assignments. As a result...

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Including Beautiful Books as a Teenager


"Quit complaining and just read it," is a common phrase my mother uses. Parents often struggle with exposing their teens to quality literature. This difficulty may stem from teenagers’ dislike or misunderstanding of beautiful books. As a teenager who loves such books, I want to show you...

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Homeschooling Reluctant Readers


There are moments in homeschooling that are pure joy and others that are frustrating. If you have a struggling or reluctant reader, you and your child have likely had more than a handful of frustrating moments. Learning to read is hard work.

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Rosen Publishing

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