How to Develop Emotional Intelligence in Children
by teacher, administrator and speaker, Michelle Macchia. It is predicted that by the time our children join the workforce, they will be expected to work
by teacher, administrator and speaker, Michelle Macchia. It is predicted that by the time our children join the workforce, they will be expected to work
I love alphabet books, for all ages of children. They’re a unique opportunity to learn letter sounds as well as consider words, categorizing, and genre
Recently, the New York Times article published “Picture Books No Longer a Staple for Children.” It turns out that their reporter inaccurately quoted a source
Guest post written by author and illustrator, Barney Saltzberg whose newest book is Beautiful Oops. Beautiful Oops was inspired by teachers to whom I’ve show
Guest post by Bob Barner, author and illustrator of over 30 books, including his most recent, Bears! Bears! Bears! When I was in school the
Walk On! a guide for babies of all ages by Marla Frazee is perfect for older “babies” – ones with drivers licenses, mortgages and kids.
Guest post by Esther Hershenhorn, author of S is for Story in our summer artist’s date series. I had great fun creating my newest book,
written by Mitali Perkins, YA author, mother, blogger and world traveler. As we seek to raise a generation of compassionate children, stories are powerful allies.
My new favorite picture book easy readers are written by author and illustrator Jan Thomas. Jan Thomas Picture Books Here Comes the Big, Mean Dust
Didn’t you just love Geoffrey Hayes’ post yesterday, “Building Reading Skills Through Comic Books”? My daughter is recently obsessively reading all the Archie comics from
by Anne Mazer Years before I read Julia Cameron, I was doing artist dates with my kids. It was called “writing with mom” and for
You need S is for Story, A Writer’s Alphabet for your library. It’s the perfect book to kick off your summer reading and writing plans!
Picture Books That Teach Lessons by Suzanne Santillan author of picture book, Grandma’s Pear Tree. My favorite picture book as a child was “Mrs. Twiggley’s
Do you have a reluctant reader? I did — and I tried everything to get her to like books and engage with stories. Here are
by Colorado’s own Victoria Hanley, author of two of my favorite books, Violet Wings and Seize the Story. All of us reading enthusiasts don’t need
Guest post by Kenn Nesbitt, poet and founder of Poetry for Kids. Read his book, My Hippo Has the Hiccups FREE in April. See below
There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who prefer to read fiction and those who perfer nonfiction. Think about it. Some of
We think Rober Munsch is hilarious! Do you agree? Here are some of our favorite funny Munsch picture books. Kiss Me, I’m Perfect – It will
Jan Brett is required reading for the holidays. Her writing tells a story, and so do her illustrations – especially the borders. Brett’s website includes
You’ll recognize this author, Audrey Wood. She wrote Silly Sally and The Napping House, two of my all time favorite books. But, did you know
Is your child ready for kindergarten? Compared with our own kindergarten experience, kindergarten is much more advanced. Stacey Kannenberg, a mom and entrepreneur, wanted parents
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