Reading and writing that kids love? Yes, please!
Whether your child loves to write or Language Arts has been a chore, kids love Night Zookeeper. When my daughter was 10, she had little interest in writing. I came across Night Zookeeper and asked her to give their homeschool language arts program a try, hoping she would enjoy writing in this fun interactive way. She absolutely loved it! Soon she wanted to do nothing else, but work on her stories. I couldn’t believe how quickly her love of writing fourished!
What is Night Zookeeper?
It’s an online program where kids write and read each other’s stories. Teachers also read and comment, providing personalized feedback to encourage young writers, and make suggestions to improve. The more they write, the more feedback and practice they get to improve spelling, vocabulary and writing skills. In can be a fun language arts supplement or there’s a full homeschool language arts program.
Night Zookeeper Book Series Giveaway
The Night Zookeeper books feature ideas contributed by kids in the program. They are recommended for ages 7-12 and include colorful, fun illustrations. They are packed with adventure, imagination, and positive messages, highlighting the importance of imagination, creativity, freedom of expression, critical thinking and the creative arts. Perfect for kids who love adventure, magic, and creativity.
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One winner will be chosen on April 30, 2026. The winner will be notified by email on May 1st and will need to respond with their shipping address within 48 hours.
Night Zookeeper books are inspired by and contributed to by kids using the online reading and writing program. Even your reluctant readers with enjoy them. Hopefully encouraging them to want to read more and perhaps inspire them to join in the fun of writing and creating stories of their own.
What are some ways you have found to encourage a love of reading and writing in your children?