Guest Blogger Pam says anytime is learning time and you can slip a little bit of history in like those hidden vegetables.
Summer is here and the living is easy, at least for the kids. But why let their little brain cells atrophy, keep them learning and reading this summer. Books with some history embedded are a painless way to learn about the past. Here is a list for tweens (9-12):
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We looked at Battle of the Labrinyth in a sci-fi/fantasy lit class I took last year, it’s interesting and a good read for the kiddies. =] Aren’t the American Girl books a little underaged, though, for tweens? I remember reading them at 4 or 5 … although I did continue reading them at 11 and 12, it was moreso because they were familiar re-reads at that point.
- Kirstie
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