I loved seeing that we are reading with our kiddos. Very cool!
Full Version: What are your children reading? (Week of March 8th)
Nick is reading Encyclopedia Brown books. 
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
QUOTE(pygmyhippo @ Mar 8 2010, 12:52 PM) 
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Matt and I started reading them together for that same reason!
Matt is reading more books from the baseball series he found a couple weeks ago. He's also reading a book he got around Christmas called "Sweet Farts." *giggle*
Kayleigh had to read a book for her online class from a series called "Sammy Keyes" I believe. She loved it and is looking for more in the series. She's also reading (or re-reading) one of the Mysterious Benedict Society books, I think.
Kayleigh had to read a book for her online class from a series called "Sammy Keyes" I believe. She loved it and is looking for more in the series. She's also reading (or re-reading) one of the Mysterious Benedict Society books, I think.
QUOTE(pygmyhippo @ Mar 8 2010, 01:52 PM)
Nick is reading Encyclopedia Brown books.
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
Tonight Nick is looking at a "Where is Waldo" and singing: "Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Ha-lle-lu-jah!". I told him a bit ago that the Hallelujah is "buried" in Lent but he just keeps singing.
QUOTE(pygmyhippo @ Mar 9 2010, 04:21 PM)
QUOTE(pygmyhippo @ Mar 8 2010, 01:52 PM)
Nick is reading Encyclopedia Brown books.
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
And, he was just given a lot of the Lemony Snicket books because Cory just gave them to him. He is a bit worried that they are scary despite my assurance that they are just "strange" more than anything else. We'll see. He might just not be ready for them yet.
Alex and I are reading a bunch of old favorites together. Last night we read: Harold and the Purple Crayon and he wanted me to read it again! We are reading Dr. Seuss, phonics books, etc. Fun!
Tonight Nick is looking at a "Where is Waldo" and singing: "Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Ha-lle-lu-jah!". I told him a bit ago that the Hallelujah is "buried" in Lent but he just keeps singing.
LOL...about the "H" word
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