American culture. What do you think of first? Jazz, Football, Blue Jeans, Motown. How about Shark Week. This writeup is about sharks, why the draw, why the fear. Why this week of education should be taken seriously as these mysterious otherworldly creatures need to be respected and preserved.
Read MoreJuly 7 is an unofficial holiday. Tell the truth day. A read about the nature of humanity. Where we need to tell the truth. And are you speaking truth to your inner person. What are you saying.
Read MoreJuneteenth. What is it? What’s the back story? A timeline of history and tips to help children learn and memorize facts.
Read MoreThe second Sunday in June is National Children’s Day. What can we do to appreciate, love, and empower our children? A free giveaway Children’s Story App: “Talk About The Monster.” A story to help children face fear and anxiety.
Read MoreFirst Friday in June is National Donut Day. What’s your favorite donut and how will you take advantage of this delightful dessert. A little bit of history, a little bit of funny.
Read MoreMay is National Bike Month. May through September is National Bike Challenge. Would you like a little motivation to get going? Would you like some goals to stretch yourself forward?
Read MoreMay is National Mental Health Awareness month. This months theme is look around look within. A blog about how to get a little bit of nature in New York City, or any city for that matter.
Read MoreWorld Book Day. A day to celebrate books, authors, the beauty of reading. A blog that celebrates indigenous people and their contributions to society as well as some tips to help our children love books.
Read MoreApril is National Stress Awareness Month to bring attention to the negative impact of stress. Take a stress test and look into how you can manage stress.
Read MoreToday, April 14, 2023 is the International Moment of Laughter today. Here are some jokes for you to have a deep belly laugh and up your game too while you are at it.
Read MoreToday, Friday April 7, 2023 is World Health Day. A brief read of the history of the day and resources for mental health and a thank you to medical professionals.
Read MoreSunday, April 2, 2023 is International Children's Book Day. A post on how to encourage reading in children.
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Read MoreNational Woman’s Day occurred this week. A story about a true renaissance woman who challenged the zeitgeist and created a masterpiece. Plus 20+ questions to ask an artist.
Read MoreThe CDC recently released a report on the mental state of our girls and daughters. A brief story on a little school girl’s take on the world for the day. A few resources to peruse.
Read MoreHistory, Lebron James, Breaking Records, The Goat Debate, a new way to distinguish talent.
Read MoreFebruary 1 is World Read Aloud Day. Ideas to promote reading, reading aloud and books.
Read MoreSome alarming statistics on literacy and illiteracy and a free giveaway at the end for our little readers.
Read MoreThis week the world is focusing on education. Download the free gift at the end of the blog before the end of the week. A little story, app, and sing a long song to help children take a little, big step to face fear and anxiety and to help children learn how to read. Talk About The Monster.
Read MoreDuring this week where the international community is focusing on education. Here are a few motivational quotes and images to help you keep soaring. Download your gift at the end of the blog and share with your friends.
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