As I grow, learn, and unlearn things I was taught during childhood that weren't true, the more I understand that many of the books we have read and still read at Thanksgiving are problematic, View Post

Jodie is a mom of two boys and early childhood and elementary educator. She loves to read and help caregivers nurture our youngest caregivers.

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As I grow, learn, and unlearn things I was taught during childhood that weren't true, the more I understand that many of the books we have read and still read at Thanksgiving are problematic, View Post

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Teaching children to stand in someone else's shoes or to see things from a different point of view are important skills to develop. Try reading these developing empathy and looking at different View Post

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One of my favorite times to read to babies and toddlers is right before naptime or bedtime. And, since little ones take at least one nap and eventually go to sleep at night, that gives us at least View Post

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Bring on the apples, leaves, and pumpkins for this line-up of fall ABC activities. Hands-on, playful, and packed full of learning from letter identification to letter-sound relationships. Get ready View Post

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I'm a city girl but I must say that the life of living on a farm and growing my own food definitely has been whispering to me. Today, I've got lots of farm books for kids for you to share with the View Post

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Monsters don't have to be scary. They can be cute, cuddly, funny, and colorful. And, that's just what you get with these Monsters Love Colors activities. So grab the colors and let's get some early View Post

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We all need to slow down, be mindful, and take time to wonder in our lives. And, it's important to teach our over-stimulated students the same. These books are beautiful reminders and conversation View Post