Tessy and Tab Reading Club
08 Dec | 4 Comments »Tessy and Tab Reading Club, for ages 2 – 6, arrives twice a month. And, I don’t know about you but my daughters LOVE mail. Their own mail. With their name on it.
Already, I’m sold on the mail idea. But, I also really like the literacy aspects as well. This magazine is quite different than other kid magazines because it seems more like a board book. Each magazine has a theme — so far we have Condor Country, Soccer Game, In a Wedding, Moving Day and Earn Allowance. In a Wedding is quite popular these days.
After the story are reading activities — find pictures and words in the story, comprehension questions, a featured letter and a featured number. Want to see for yourself? Click here for a sample.
Both my seven year old and four year old like these magazines — each for a different reason. My seven year old likes to show off her reading prowess. My four year old likes the stories and activities. Every body’s happy.
Tessy and Tab is offering Imagination Soup readers two free issues with a subscription with code: soup2free. Order a subscription here. (Or ask grandma to order one?)
*Thank you Tessy and Tab for providing me with your magazine to review and for this special offer!
More freebies and giveaways here.
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We loved Tessy and Tab. We had the year subscription and the books are well used and taken everywhere.
A and H LOVE getting their own mail–even junk mail that somehow comes to them.
Megan loved learning to read using Tessy and Tab!!! She loved that they came in the mail for HER and I loved that they were so cute and perfect for beginning readers!!!
This is great, thanks! I was just starting to investigate magazines for my kids for the same reason–they would really love to receive their very own mail, and these are so much more sturdy than the standard, more disposable variety.
I just found your site, and I love it! I subscribed, and I’m sure I’ll be linking to you often! Thanks for the inspiration, from a fellow “soup” blogger.