In a world where teachers feel underappreciated and exhausted, showing them our appreciation is more important than ever. They play a vital role in shaping the minds of future generations, so showing gratitude for their hard work and dedication is … Continue reading →
By Janice Green and Karen Whiting Excitement is buzzing all across North America with the news of the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. The solar eclipse, which is actually the shadow of the moon, will cross the … Continue reading →
Celebrating different holidays offers a great opportunity to spend quality time with your children and build lasting memories. Reading picture books together and then connecting those books with discussions, activities, crafts, and snacks is loads of fun! Here are three … Continue reading →
Our family loves to read picture books and as we begin the Advent season I’m excited to be sharing a Christmas story that I wrote. Recently rereleased in a new edition, Raven’s Gift: A Feathered Flight of Faith tells of … Continue reading →
Acorn Was a Little Wild written by Jen Arena and illustrated by Jessica Gibson. This book is about an acorn who takes risks and makes wild choices. Its deeper message is to be okay with life when it turns out differently … Continue reading →
I love a quiet walk in the woods. There are so many things to see but sometimes we miss the best things because they are hidden.
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