Tag: reading
Literacy Based Games To Bust Winter Boredom
Winter on the Seacoast can be long, dreary, and really cold. Luckily, we have great options to keep us busy outside in the snow....
Meet Hazel, the Therapy Dog
Meet Hazel, the therapy dog! Hazel will be joining us on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month to help struggling readers find...
Book Club Family Day at the Portsmouth Historical Society
This October, join us for a book discussion featuring Never Caught, the Story of Ona Judge, (Young Readers Edition) by Erica Armstrong Dunbar and...
Easy Summer Reading Challenge For Kids
School vacation is upon us and I’m faced with my latest challenge: how to get my kindergarten graduate to keep up his reading practice...
Halloween Inspired Literacy Activities for Bigger Kids
October is hands down my favorite month of the year in New Hampshire. The air has that crisp chill to it, all the leaves...
A Librarian’s List of Awesome Audiobooks for All Ages
In this time of "Safe at Home", I'm finding it harder and harder to find moments alone to recharge while I social distance with...
FREE Digital Reading Resources from your Library!
I'm a librarian and last Sunday, our library closed because of the COVID-19 virus. Frankly IT. WAS. INSANE. It honestly felt like people were...
Social-Distancing Resources for Families – We Can Do This
This is an unprecedented time. Now, more than ever, we have to lean on each other. Virtually, that is.
We at Seacoast Moms are committed...
The Unit Study: Homeschooling Help For You Your Kids Will Love
It’s official. Your kids are home from school for the next few weeks due to COVID-19. No doubt your child’s teacher has sent home...
Should Kids Read Graphic Novels? Yes! Here are Picks from A...
Imagine this scenario: you are at your local Seacoast library with your youngster: She slows down at the Mo Willems and Gerald and Piggie...
