Minds in Bloom

By Rachel Lynette

Free Summer Reading Log!

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Sidestep the Summer Slide

I am thrilled to be a guest blogger for three posts about Sidestepping the Summer Slide on Room Mom Spot!  This first post is about summer reading. Please check it out. I would love to hear your thoughts, if you care to comment on the post.

Here is a free Summer Reading Log to help slow the slide!

Free Summer Reading Log

 

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