Seven Habits Series – Habit #4 Hello, this is Brian with Childrensbookstore.com. I’ve mentioned before that my wife taught me how to read after we got married. Technically, I learned how to read as a child. But I learned how to read habitually as an adult. I sometimes wonder why I wasn’t a super reader […]
Seven Habits Series – Habit #4 Hello, this is Brian from Childrensbookstore.com. It’s been a few weeks since I’ve entered a “Seven Habits of Highly Literate Kids” post, so my apologies. I was busy blogging about a cuddly, little sperm named Willy (see my last post). Anyway, children’s reading habit #4 is to monitor reading […]
Seven Habits Series – Habit #3 Hello, this is Brian with Childrensbookstore.com. Do you homework. Brush your teeth. Chew with your mouth closed. All good habits, but are also habits that are associated with nagging and the evil eye (my wife, not me). On the other hand, if your child can grasp the love and […]
Seven Habits Series – Habit #2 Hello, this is Brian with www.childrensbookstore.com. We all love a good hypocrite. Don’t deny it. It makes us feel better about our own little shortcomings. It’s just human nature. Hypocrisy can be entertaining to behold. Like when I tell my kids “we’re not going to have desert tonight, kiddos” […]
Seven Habits Series – Habit #1 Hello, this is Brian with Childrensbookstore.com. If this blog post is not here next week it is because Stephen Covey, creator of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People brand, effectively convinced me that my new Seven Habits of Highly Literate Kids blog series is a direct copyright infringment. […]