Kids Caught in the Act … of READING!

Getting Kids Reading

This week’s cute kids Caught in the Act … of READING! come courtesy of There’s A Book, DesignTrackMind, My Library Tweets, and reader, Nortina. Thank you all! If you have a picture of your child reading and would like to send it in, please email me at pragmaticmom.com (at) gmail (dot) com. I am posting the pics in the order that I receive them, so I will post all the pictures eventually. And I ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS need photos. If you send them to me, this means I don’t have to stalk my neighbor’s kids for photos. Seriously, do I do that? Not yet, but maybe if I get desperate! It could happen and only you can prevent it!

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My Library Tweets sent in this cutie, a.k.a. “Turkey Boy.” And there are instructions here on her blog on how to make this awesome turkey hat! (I will try to remember to remind people of the project around Thanksgiving!)

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The book is clearly more appealing than the swing set! Thanks for the picture, Nortina!

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Turkeybird from There’s A Book. His sister, Little Bug, is enjoying her book too! (I have been enjoying There’s a Book blog a lot! — I subscribe to the email newsletter. Check it out for great book suggestions and frequent book giveaways!).

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This is DesignTrackMind‘s daughter reading in her newly redesigned bedroom. Here’s a link to see the room after mom, Interior Designer on This Old House, works her magic.

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4 thoughts on “Kids Caught in the Act … of READING!”

Ahhh…thank you so much for adding the photos! I just love catching my kiddos reading! So much fun! And I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying There’s A Book! The feeling is mutual. 🙂

Pragmatic Mom says:

January 11, 2011 at 8:15 pm

Thank you so much for sharing your photos and for all your support! I am looking forward to your challenge!

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I was a sick child – I used to hide my books in the clothes hamper so I could sneak in from outside to read while I was “going to the bathroom”. Talk about being a bookworm early on! LOL.