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Fall is my favorite time of year. I love the food, the colors, the weather, the cozy clothes, and the back to school excitement. Since my daughter is really excited about STEM, I decided to combine our joys and find some of the best Fall STEM activities from some of my favorite bloggers.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a strong, inspirational woman who served for 27 years on the Supreme Court. As the second woman to serve on the court, she carved out her place in history. No matter how you feel about her politics, she had a hand in many of the decisions that have shaped our country. With her recent passing, her legacy is being celebrated. She was a strong woman who fought for women’s rights, and many more important causes. I wanted to gather a list of children’s books about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, as well as some of her best quotes, so you can share her legacy with your kids as well.
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Do you use flashcards with your kids? Have you avoided flash cards because you think of yourself sitting across from your kids flipping through them? Forget that picture. There are tons of fun ways to use flash cards. From sensory bins to active games, you can utilize them in lots of fun ways. And it can be really easy to make them, and make them durable. Today I wanted to share how to make flash cards and create reusable school supplies right at home.
The United States is full of incredible sights and landmarks. During this time of the pandemic, we are unable to travel the country and see all of these amazing things, so instead we are celebrating them through stories. Today I’m sharing a list of new children’s books about the US to help you explore with your kids too!
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When it comes to bedtime, we love ending our routine with a soothing bedtime book for kids. Whether the stories are soothing, silly, or sentimental, our nightly reading always ends with a bedtime story meant to lull my daughter to sleep. So I am always on the lookout for great children’s books about bedtime to add to our rotation. This list highlights some of our latest favorites, including some familiar characters we know and love.
Back to school time looks a bit different this year. No matter what your school year looks like, get kids excited about learning with these fun back to school books for kids, and some great new school supplies from Crayola!
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Imagine sitting down every day as a family to enjoy some quality family reading time together. Everyone rushes to snuggle up together and waits excitedly to start the story. Is this what happens in your home? Some days it may be. Other days it may be a bigger struggle. It definitely is in our house some days. If you long for the days of peaceful time reading to kids, but struggle to make it happen, then I am here to help. Today I’m sharing the most important tip for reading to kids.
Every family is different. And there are lots of great children’s books about diverse families that represent the many ways you can create a family. Today I wanted to share some of the newest kid’s books about families that we are enjoying.
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In recent weeks, I have read lots of conversations online about parents worried about discussing uncomfortable topics with their kids. Racism, prejudices, slavery, and intolerance are just some of the topics I have seen argued about. While I recognize a parent’s fear of upsetting their children, I fully believe that reading about uncomfortable topics and talking to your kids about these things is crucial.
With schools being closed, and possibly closed or part time for a while, a lot of learning has moved home. I have been on the lookout for great resources for learning at home (especially ones that provide lots of fun), and I’m excited to share a group of new interactive activity books for kids today!
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