We’ve talked about a few different ways we experience books in our house. Whether it’s board books or picture books, chapter books or audio books, there are so many possibilities.
One new idea for us is using ebooks for children. My children are very familiar with using an iPad and Kindle, but they’re used to playing games and watching movies.
For more ideas about using e-readers with children, you’ll want to check out the Teaching with Technology iHomeschool Hangout. We shared some great tips there. (Can’t see the video? Follow this link.
Do you let your children use e-readers or tablets? How has it worked for you?
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Thanks for sharing some great ideas about ebooks. For my son’s high school course this year, we’ve purchased print, audio, and ebook versions. They all have a purpose.
I’m stopping by from the 100 Days Challenge and love what you’re doing on your blog.
Thanks for coming by, Merri!
I have a local friend whose son was required to purchase a Kindle for school – they’re using them for textbooks now. Wow!