Happy summertime hello to you!
Since we’re deep into vacations, cook-outs, swimming, gardening, swatting mosquitoes, and avoiding school, I wanted to keep this post light and share some fun stuff that doesn’t take a lot of energy.
Writing in summer?
1. Want some fun writing activities for your kids this summer?
Summer is fun, and your children’s summertime writing activities can be fun for them and for you as well. Otherwise, it’s not really summer!
The most important feature of writing in summer is that nothing is graded or evaluated. This is all about infusing the act of writing with a positive attitude, which will carry over into writing for school and make it easier to swallow.
For a list of 9 activities you can easily fit into your summer, click or tap here.
It’s loaded with fun and practical writing activities you and your children can do—and no one is graded!
Reading in summer?
2. Are you interested in your children reading literature this summer but don’t know where to begin?
Developing a summertime reading list and then reading it can feel purposeless, but this fun method lends interest and meaning to the process and to the books.
Click or tap here for a clever way to develop a reading list. >>
But wait! There’s more! Ever get tired of homeschooling? Here’s a bonus article that might put things into perspective and give you a reason to keep going. It was a tissue moment for me, for sure.
Whether you are working through the summer or taking it off from school, I hope it’s a great one!
Yours for more vibrant writing and literature experiences,
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