Spring Reading List-Garden Adventures around the World

April 13, 2016 By In The Playroom in Book Reviews 1 Comment

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Spring is a wonderful time for garden adventures, both in the backyard and in books. Little Passports asked blogger and child education expert, Deb Chitwood, to create a reading list of great garden books for ages 3-5 and another for ages 6-10. Venture outside with your little explorers and enjoy some or all of this Spring Reading List: Garden Adventures around the World!

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And if you missed Little Passports’ last blog post on creating life long readers, you can view it here: 4 Tips for raising a life long reader.

Its a perfect time for your little explorer to get lost in a book!

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Simi
April 13, 2016 @ 6:49 pm

What a cute list, I wrote a post recently for the 15 unforgettable books a child should read, with childhood faves like each peach pear plum! x
http://www.whiitelist.com

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