Once Upon a Unicorn
What luck when a friend asked me for picture books tips for family readings with two different aged children. For the days I'm not sure what to read to a group or what kind of book might capture the imagination of a young reader.
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What luck when a friend asked me for picture books tips for family readings with two different aged children.
For the days I'm not sure what to read to a group or what kind of book might capture the imagination of a young reader.
Board Books (age 1-3) I Can Spy a Unicorn by Kathryn Selbert is perfect for counting, color, and visual recognition skills.
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What luck when a friend asked me for picture books tips for family readings with two different aged children. For the days I'm not sure what to read to a group or what kind of book might capture the imagination of a young reader. Board Books (age 1-3) I Can Spy a Unicorn by Kathryn Selbert is perfect for counting, color, and visual recognition skills.
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With no child in sight and very few guidelines, I had a realization. Turns out in challenging times, I turn to unicorns. The question led me into a rainbow sprinkle spiral I'm excited to share.
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