The Family section of Hoosier Chapter Books is designed to help young readers connect to their families, as well as to give parents reading tips and advice for supporting their children’s reading habits.
Our experts regularly discuss topics such as managing a child’s reading time, keeping up with their schoolwork, and how to help critical reading skills. We also provide links to other family-themed books, so be sure to check back often.
We also encourage you to contact us with your ideas for future articles, as well as your thoughts on the current content and suggestions for improvements. We want to be sure we address the issues that concern you the most.
How to get your parents to say yes is searched by thousands of people every month. For my first article at Hoosier Chapter Books, I want to dive into this topic and explain how my children and I have come to an agreement on the subjects of text messaging, online safety, and a morning curfew. … Read more
Have a new addition to the family? If you’re pregnant or have been recently (or if you know someone who is with child), I’ve put together an article with some great tips to make the experience go as smooth as possible. As a mother who has gone through this experience twice so far, I have … Read more
Family Thanksgiving shirts to the rescue. Thanksgiving is traditionally a time for families to gather for feasting and football. During the holiday, families don’t get to see each other very often, so they make the most of their time. However, there are still those families where the parents have split up and the whole family … Read more
Good question! In this article, we will tackle everything you need to know about trick-or-treating and Halloween party alternatives. Without any further ado, let’s get to the point and answer the question: What is the oldest age you can go trick-or-treating? In 2022, most kids stop trick-or-treating between the ages of 12 and 17. However, … Read more
How can you make each child feel important? It’s actually easier than you might think. Basically, if you want to have more one on one time with your children, simpy devote more time to that child. Easier said than done, am I right? In all seriousness, though, it really is as simple as setting aside … Read more