How to Be an Explorer of the World: Author Focus on Keri Smith
Children are natural collectors. If you’ve ever taken a walk with your child you know this is true, because you can’t make it down the…
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A Book List for Young Architects
Taking a close look at the development of buildings over time is such a wonderful starting point for architecture and engineering. The following titles are…
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Women’s History Month: Women in Art
Throughout history, women have played a vital role in the art world and have contributed to various art movements, styles, and genres. Many of these…
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Raising Confident + Natural Girls: 10 Ways to Cultivate Confidence
Don’t we all just want to raise confident girls who can successfully navigate their way though life? Consider all the small things we can do…
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Women’s History Month: Women in Science
Throughout history, women have made significant contributions to science despite being underrepresented in the field. Even today, women represent only a third of all scientific…
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Resources for Teaching Kindness
Kindness. It’s truly one of the simplest ways to connect with one another. It can be exchanged through a smile, a wave, a handwritten note,…
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Valentine’s Day Candy Heart Math
Do you ever wonder what to do with all of the Valentine’s Day candy that children collect this time of year? Put it to good…
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Post Office Invitation
Setting up a post office invitation is a playful way to enrich your child’s writing, language, and communication development, and it’s especially useful around holidays…
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Crafts with Kids: Winter Dioramas
There’s something magical about miniature scenes, isn’t there? A tiny world created from your limitless imagination. And this is a really fun winter project that…
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Tree of Life Watercolor Painting
This is a wonderful learning experience that inspires great conversations and encourages new insights! Invite your child to reflect on his personal history (no matter…
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