While updating our daughter's bedroom, my husband and I wanted to add some storage for her many books. We made these bookshelves that are at a perfect height for her and let her see exactly what she's looking for!
These are great Allison. I've been wanting something similar in the library for our children's books, but we've not had time to make them yet. They're so much easier for a child to see what books they want read to them or to read than a standard bookshelf.
I love the look, but I have to admit I don't have any incentive to make this type of bookshelf.
I can't figure it out, but my two-year-old (who can't read yet) has figured out how to identify his books from their spines on his shelves. He has at least 100 books in his room, and he can often find exactly the one he is looking for. For example, if we are singing "Wheels on the Bus," he will run and find his Wheels on the Bus book.
Wow Steve, that's impressive. I used to be a reading teachers assistant and I tell you that's a very good sign that you're little guy is already recognizing words as a whole.
He still could very well be recognizing the words Steve. Like you can probably recognize a word even when it's blurry or in the far distance because of the basic shape of the word... the ups and downs of the letters, right? That's sort of what he's doing. Each word is like a picture that he's memorized.
Ha ha ha. Though I don't know your wife, I do know you enough to know even if she IS smarter, you're little guy is very lucky to have a Daddy like you Steve.
I can't figure it out, but my two-year-old (who can't read yet) has figured out how to identify his books from their spines on his shelves. He has at least 100 books in his room, and he can often find exactly the one he is looking for. For example, if we are singing "Wheels on the Bus," he will run and find his Wheels on the Bus book.