🎃 Halloween Fun for Everyone → 🎃
🎃 Halloween Fun for Everyone → 🎃
Keep your young reader occupied, entertained, and engaged with reading with these exciting chapter book series and free printable activities.
By bringing children’s books to life through augmented reality, Bookful offers all kinds of learners a fun way to further engage with stories they know and love.
Simple pen-and-paper word games are a great go-to when kids say they're bored and a fun way to reinforce fundamental reading skills in the weeks leading up to the new school year.
You and your child can test your knowledge and have some fun with this printable quiz on famous women in history!
Knowing sight words at a glance makes reading easier. Here you’ll find sight word games, apps, multi-sensory activities, and reading ideas.
Turn downtime into creativity time! Next time your kids come to you complaining of boredom, suggest one of these boredom-busting ideas.
Help your 6-year-old child grow into an expert reader with these fun, at-home reading activities.
Games and activities are a great way to extend the joy of reading into other aspects of your child's life. Here are some easy ones to try at home.
Consider this your five-minute cram session for reading activities you can do at home with your 5-year-old to help them become a reader.
Stephen Camarata, Ph.D. shares some simple, fun activities that can help parents raise smarter, happier, and healthier babies.
Playing with words is fun, and it’s a great way to build kids' reading, writing, and grammar skills. Here's how to get your kids engaged with wordplay.
You and your kids can test your knowledge and have some fun with this printable quiz on 20th century pop culture icons.
Summer learning loss isn’t a myth. But just a few minutes of learning a day can keep kids’ brains from becoming sieves over the summer.
Car games help make travel time more entertaining and distract your kids from the monotony of the drive. It's even better if those games help your kids learn!
