
5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read Can I Be Your Dog?
Can I Be Your Dog by Troy Cummings is a heartwarming animal adoption story that’s told through the letters that Arfy, the main character writes to the people on Butternut Street.

5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read this Book Together
Let’s get the important stuff out of the way first!
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"Stuck" by Oliver Jeffers is a humorous and imaginative children's book with numerous educational benefits. It’s a great story to discuss as you read.
It’s been a favorite around here for a long time. I also have a “thing” for the talent that shines through when the author and illustrator are one and the same.

5 Incredible ways this silly story can help prepare your child for kindergarten
Bear Came Along by Richard T. Morris is entertaining, educational and hilarious all at the same time. The book features themes like perseverance and working together. which are sure to provoke interesting conversations.

5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read Thelma the Unicorn
Meet Thelma, the pony that longs to be a unicorn. When she plays the role of a unicorn, her as sparkly horn and glittery mane are loved by everyone. Thelma is not your average unicorn; she's a special character that captures the imagination of children and adults alike. This story makes it easy discuss big themes including friendship, self-acceptance, and accepting what you already have.

This Story Gets Kids Excited about Learning to Read!
Rhythm and Rhyme Reading Readiness, Learning to Read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, Early literacy activities, preparing kids for kindergarten make learning fun!

5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read this Book Together
Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes resonates with preschoolers on so many levels. By reading Chrysanthemum, you not only share an enjoyable story but you also have the opportunity to address important themes including kindness, self-confidence, empathy, and bullying.
Listed below are 5 educational topics that are easy to teach in as you read this book with your child.

I’m Just a Little Obsessed
I squealed when I heard about The Read-Aloud Family and now feel the need I to gush not only about the book, but also about its author, Sarah Mackenzie. I love everything about this book and I totally agree with where this woman's head is at. She’s written a book about what truly matters not only to her, but also her entire family.

I Wish I’d Had This!
I wish that I'd had this when my own children were young. I would love to see how their answers changed over time. Wait, maybe I should have purchased additional copies so that I could take it all the way through each child's 8th year (I'd probably start at age 3).