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1. WEEKEND LINKS-Build a Summer Reading List So Kids Can Discover our World

By: Valerie, on 6/15/2014
Blog: Jump Into A Book (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Booklists, booklist, summer reading, Summer Reading Book Adventures, Build a Summer Reading List, The A-Z Summer Reading Tree, Read Around The Continents, The Summer Reading Tree, Add a tag

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The Internet is just a buzzin with planning, thoughts and activity prep for the upcoming summer reason. If you are like me, this time of year when school and is ending and summer is beginning is met with with a mixture of excitement and dread. Excitement for all the fun family plans, adventures and travel you may be working on, but also dread for the time of year when reading activity slides and our young ones are easily bored stiff.

As usual, I have seen a ton of great activities, booklists and suggestions from other bloggers and I’d like to share my favorites with you today. I would also like to share and remind readers of some of the top booklists and summer reading activities that have appeared right here on JIAB, and post that will Build a Summer Reading List So Kids Can Discover our World. Enjoy!

We’ve done a whole series called Read Around the Continents over the course of these last 12 months and these blog posts are chocked full of great book suggestions about different cultures and continents: