What Animals Taught Me About Managing Anxiety
written by Victoria Piontek, author and parent On a frosty April morning, I found myself standing in a horse paddock waiting for an equine family
written by Victoria Piontek, author and parent On a frosty April morning, I found myself standing in a horse paddock waiting for an equine family
Hi. I’m Josh. I write picture books like Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast. The 4th book in the series, Short & Sweet, releases next
Hi! My name is Tanya Musselman. I am a Speech Language Pathologist who has been working in the field for 20 years! I am currently
Note: originally written in 2012 by educator, mom, and “education diva,” Ruth Spivak with updates and revisions in 2020 by Melissa Taylor. Mwahahaaaa! An awesome villain
written by Kathie MacIsaac, librarian and middle-grade book lover (full bio below) Do you like to read a book that makes you pull the covers
by Rebecca Brown of Scavenger Hunt Guru. October is upon us and fall is in the air. The evenings are getting cooler and we are
written by Christa Jimenez of Pura Vida Moms Hi, I’m Christa- writer, photographer, world traveler, foodie, voracious reader and bilingual mom. I love all things
written by Katey Howes, picture book author of Magnolia Mudd and the Super Jumptastic Launcher Deluxe Our children are born with the mindset necessary to
written by Lisa Amstutz Kids love apples—fresh, in juice or cider, dried, or best of all—as applesauce! Why not try making fresh, homemade applesauce with
written by homeschooler, writer, and mother, Patricia Zaballos Writing Idea for Kids: Ultimate Guides Ultimate guides are well-loved around here. Currently Percy Jackson and the Olympians:
written by Luke Reynolds, teacher, and author of The Looney Experiment After being a student for many years, and now in my 12th year of teaching,
After reading a post on a (black) friend’s Facebook page about his kids sharing that their white classmates call each other the “N” word, I
by Becky Spence In the world of literacy, the idea of learning words by sight has been highly debated for a few decades as the
written by Tara Lenga, Strategy Consultant at Exceptional Kids Note from Melissa: I asked Tara to write this after a fascinating Facebook conversation on the Imagination
Blog post written by Lenka Vodicka, mother, teacher, writer, and photographer. A Dyslexia Story I looked forward to reading with my daughter. We would cuddle
Hi! I’m Bethany from the kid lit and play blog No Twiddle Twaddle. Imagination Soup is one of my favorite blogs, so I am thrilled
written by Kate Norris I mistakenly thought that rhyming books were meant for little kids. They aren’t. Rhyming books are valuable and important for literacy skills. Rhyming
Guest post by Jenni Fischer, mom and filmmaker. The Runaway Wok by Ying Chang Compesten takes place during the celebration of the Chinese New Year,
Guest post by Kristin Autry, preschool teacher turned stay at home mom who blogs at Sense of Wonder. When looking for inspiration for your next art project,
written by Dr. Harley Rotbart, pediatrician and author of No Regrets Parenting. Bob Stewart, the legendary “father” of TV game show classics such as “The Price
Guest post by: Charlotte from Make, Do and Friend. Hi! I blog about creative play and imaginative learning with my 2.5 year-old son, Vincent. I’m
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