Are you looking for an activity to show children why it's important to use soap when they wash their hands? This pepper + soap STEM experiment is a favorite among early childhood and elementary school teachers and shows children exactly why they need to use soap. It requires very few materials and... chances are... you already have them in your kitchen. Keep reading to learn more!
Fun Facts About Sled Dogs
A few months ago, I wrote a blog post about
Run Like a Sled Dog
and
Black Bear Goes to Washington
by Denise Lawson. (Run Like a Sled Dog and
Black Bear Goes to Washington are two children's books inspired by a
retired sled dog that Denise Lawson adopted.) That particular post
generated some interest in my readers to learn more about the lives of sled
dogs. What are sled dogs like? What do sled dogs eat? How do
sled dogs manage in the Arctic cold? Keep reading to learn the answers
to these questions and to learn more about these magnificent creatures!
The Brave Butterfly Gratitude Journal Product Review
Several months ago, I wrote
a blog post about Abby Cadet... the young author who wrote and published
Living in Two Homes Is Tough when she was 9 years old. Since then, she
has written a second children's book and has released a series of gratitude
journals for children. (Pretty amazing, yes?) Today's blog post is a
product review of one of Abby Cadet's gratitude journals that can be used at
home or at school. Keep reading to learn more!
This is an unpaid review of a Brave Butterfly Gratitude Journal. I was
given a promotional journal in exchange for my HONEST review. To learn
more about product reviews, please visit the
Authors, Publishers, and Sponsors
page. Disclosure: Affiliate links to Amazon are included in this post.
Painting the Fourth of July Fireworks
Five little firecrackers getting ready to zoom...
Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle, sizzle, sizzle, sizzle...
... BOOM!
10+ Children's Books About Juneteenth
Juneteenth will be here in a couple of weeks! What is Juneteenth? Juneteenth is an important day in American history and for Black Americans across the country. On June 19, 1865... two years, five months, and 18 days after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued... slaves in Galveston, Texas finally learned they were free. Since then, Juneteenth... named for June + 19th... has been celebrated with festivals, cookouts, picnics, family reunions, fireworks, church gatherings, etc. There is no one way to celebrate Juneteenth. Anywhere people gather together to commemorate Juneteenth is a celebration.
Listed below are 10+ fiction and nonfiction children's books about Juneteenth, the Emancipation Proclamation, and Opal Lee... the Grandmother of Juneteenth. Keep reading to learn about these books. If you know of a children's book that should be added to the list, tell me in the comments below. If it's a good fit for this list, I'll add it for you!
Disclosure: Affiliate links to Amazon are included in this post.
How to Make a Picture Frame Craft Out of Pebbles and Rocks
Has anyone ever told you, "You Rock?" If so, they were paying you a
compliment! They were being sincere in telling you how awesome they
think you are. Do you know someone who rocks? Do you want to make
a unique gift for them? Keep reading to learn how to make these pretty
picture frames with your students!
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