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Design a Dream Kid's Bedroom for Your Book Lover
Use your child's favorite books to inspire a fun and colorful kid's bedroom design. Lists choice of themes. Offers decorating ideas for your booklover's dream room.Article:Scholastic Parents
9/19/2006
Book Central: Interactive Reading Extension Activities for Your Child
Introduces Book Central interactive reading extension activities. Kid's review books, test their knowledge, and learn about their favorite authors. Encourages at-home reading.Lesson Plan
Grades 3-6
Kids Rewrite Fairytales from a New Point of View
Children tell their favorite fairytale from a different character's perspective. They write and illustrate their version. Teaches point-of-view and allows kids to put themselves in others' shoes.Article:Scholastic Parents
Preserve Memories with this Summer Scrapbook Kids Activity
Chronicle vacation days and create a book of warm memories to share in any season.Article:Scholastic Parents
I SPY Activities
I Spy is more than just books, software, puzzles, and games. Try these activities at home or schoool to continue the learning fun!Article:Scholastic Parents
Summer Day Trips for Book Lovers: Reading Extension Activities
Bring your child's favorite books to life with these summer day trips. Booklist and reading extension activities for a fun and educational summer.Article:Scholastic Parents
6/1/2005
Noisy Punctuation Game
Fun read-aloud activity that allows kids to practice punctuation. Children identify commas, periods, question marks and more. This punctuation game promotes creative expression.Article:Scholastic Parents
Sentence Grab Bag: A Game That Offers Punctuation Practice
Children can practice punctuation with this easy-to-make game. Made with common household items. Involves making punctuation crads and matching them with appropriate sentences.Article:Scholastic Parents
Meet the Summer Reading Challenge!
Suggests ways families can share reading and parents can encourage children to read and enjoy books. Lists book recommendations and other reading strategies.Collection:Scholastic Parents
6/1/2008
Strengthen the Parent-Child Bond By Reading With Your Child
Reading together is the perfect way to bond with your child. Find out how you can use reading to improve your child's listening and conversation skills. See how reading leads to multi-disciplinary learning.Article:Scholastic Parents
Parent Guide: Inkheart
Parent Guide to the popular children's book Inkheart, by Cornelia Funke. Tips for discussing Inkheart. Reading questions and online activities.Article
Wee Witches' Halloween Reading Tips and Extension Activity
Wee Witches' Halloween reading tips and extension Activity. See what kinds of Halloween schools you child can invent. Kids make advertising posters for their make-believe schools.Article:Scholastic Parents
Make Your Own Crossword Puzzles
Step-by-step instructions that you and your child can use to make your own crossword puzzle. A fun spelling activity that develops analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.Lesson Plan
Grades 3-6
Parent Guide: Flashlight Readers Online Club for Kids Who Love Books
Introduces Flashlight Readers, an online club for kids who loves books. Flashlight Readers offers fun, interactive reading games and activities online.ArticleHomeschooling: 10 Teachable Moments at the Library
10 fun lessons you can teach your child at the library. These teachable moments include a scavenger hunt for information. Kids can also learn about their town's history.Article:Scholastic Parents
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