Our next book, “Time in a Bottle” Archaeology: Book One, will be available June 1, 2021, on Amazon and other sites. Zoey Zebra, and P.B., the panda bear, begin their adventure at the local museum. They learn about prehistoric archaeology. They also learn about the importance of family, friendship, and sharing. Join them on The Great Treasure Hunt!

“Crystal Clear” Mathematics One: Book Five, our last book in the Mathematics One set, is now available on Amazon! Zoey and P.B. search for the new treasure chest left by Zoey’s grandpa. They learn about prime numbers, symmetry, and the law of entropy. They continue to learn about the importance of family, friendship, and sharing.

When you purchase each book, there’s a link at the end of the book. When you enter or click on the link and join our Newsletter Family, you’ll receive the second email link to download the animated reading, a $25 value, for your mobile devices. We hope the children you love and care for each day will be entertained and continue to learn with each animated reading.

Our next set of books are on Archaeology. The first book, “Time in a Bottle” Archaeology: Book One, will be available on June 1, 2021! Each book in our Womb to BLOOM to Classroom Series provides the BONUS animated reading of the book, but this bonus is only available for a short time!

We are excited about our fourth book in our Mathematics One Set going “live” on April 1, 2021. Zoey, P.B., and Polly learn about The Golden Ratio and its designs in nature and creations. They continue to learn about friendship and the importance of family on their journeys.

Even before they’re born, babies learn to recognize their parents’ voices. Reading to your baby before birth and beyond, even for just a few minutes a day, exposes them to language, and the comfort of your voice.

Healthline.com states, “Babies and young children are sponges that soak in practically everything in their environments. It’s true! Even during storytime, their minds are at work, taking in all the language they hear and lessons the characters learn. Reading to your child — at any age — will boost their brain development, your bond, and so much more. And all it takes is a few books, motivation, and a little time.”

We’re excited about the fourth book in our Mathematics One Set going “live” on April 1, 2021. Zoey, P.B., and Polly learn about The Golden Ratio and its designs in nature and creations made by hands and imaginations. They continue to learn about friendship and the importance of family on their journeys. When you purchase the books in our “Womb to BLOOM to Classroom” series and join our Newsletter Family, you’ll receive a free animated reading of each book, for your mobile devices

“What does a butterfly have to do with Mathematics?” “Who stole the famous butterfly and why?” “Who loves mathematics enough to steal math?” Along with their two friends, Sarah and Christian, accept the challenge, even though there’s an unseen force trying to stop them from finding the answers. Their “waking dreams” help provide clues to solve the mystery. Their two friends join them on their adventure.

A team of international thieves may be stealing mathematical and scientific objects to sell. Will the team solve the mystery?

The reader will join the team and complete 7 questions in each of the seven chapters. The authors have provided blank pages for each reader to sketch themselves in scenes from the book. Join us in the mystery hunt.

Our next book in this 16-Book Series, “The Missing Speed of Light,” Book Three: Astronomy, will be available July 1, 2021.

We Would LOVE You to Share Photos or Videos of Your Children Reading Pages from Our Books! Please share your children reading our books on FB and other social media sites including our website www.w2bloom2c.com! Please remember you must be 18 years or older to upload these videos or pictures, and please don’t include any specific identifiers such as last names or addresses, etc. Keeping children SAFE is our #1 priority! We would love you to share images or videos of your children reading our books, or saying some of the concepts or ideas such as the “Fibonacci sequence.” Thanks!

Our third book in our Womb to BLOOM to Classroom Series, “Heads or Tails?” is now available on Amazon and other sites. All those purchasing the book will discover a link at the back of the book. Enter the link and join our Newsletter family, and you will receive a second link for the BONUS animated reading of “Heads or Tails?” for your mobile devices. Thank you!

Our second book in our Womb to BLOOM to Classroom Series, “Blueberry Pi” is now available on Amazon and other sites!

All those purchasing the book will receive the BONUS download of the animated reading of the book for your mobile devices when you sign-up for our Newsletter. Thank you and we hope you enjoy this book and the entire series.

Ed Decker, Rewireme.com, wrote the following reasons why reading to a child is important.

6. It builds language skills. According to Reading Is Fundamental, an organization devoted to promoting literacy, ‘Children learn to love the sound of language before they even notice the existence of printed words on a page.’ Being read to helps build listening skills and concentration, both very important for social interaction. Reading aloud also familiarizes children with the language of books, which is not the same as what they hear on TV or in daily conversations. Books are written with a more formal structure that helps program the brain to be more receptive to learning, especially in the classroom.

7. It establishes reading as something that’s fun, not a chore. When the reader shows excitement, it enlivens the storytelling so it’s even more of a treat for kids. This fun factor can make it a lot easier for children to accept and embrace the reading that will be required of them in school.”

8. “Recent research into the development and acquisition of early literacy skills has conclusively shown that rhythm and rhyme play a hugely important role in literacy development. This is because children’s early literacy skills are about listening and speaking rather than reading and writing. These first two skills are the bedrock foundation for the latter, and create much stronger ability in the latter if ingrained deeply and early on.”

What are the keys to building a strong relationship with your children? We’d love to hear your ideas or experiences you’ve shared with children. These are from my mom.

1) Leaving a special note by their beds at night with a simple encouraging thought or memory. 2) Making cupcakes with them … letting them frost each cupcake with colorful frosting and as many sprinkles as the cupcake can hold (or not hold). 3) Reading bedtime stories that encourage their imaginations. 4) Making snowmen or snow angels. 5) Drawing and coloring a scene from their imagination. 6) Adding glitter to every picture (yes, I know some of you don’ like glitter or cleaning up glitter. But my mom loves it. “Who wouldn’t love something that sparkles?” I’m not a fan, but my cousins loved it. 7) Creating a family time capsule and burying it for someone to uncover a hundred years from now. 8) Creating your own kaleidoscope. 9) Sharing stories from your grandparents and great grandparents. 10) Painting stones with designs.

This wonderful quote is by Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. One way to inspire your children is to read to and with them.

Reading develops your child’s imagination while providing a window into our world and through the universe and back. Your child can learn from the brightest and most creative people living over many centuries who have written their thoughts, dreams, and imaginings.

Cherish books and spending time reading with your child. Read, read, and read to and with your child and share your books. Spend time at the library and visit bookstores. Surround your children with books, read to them, and they will love to read and learn.