Chaya Raichik claims her new book will teach children that authority figures never should have them keep secrets from their parents.
This free Elf Application is so much fun for little children to complete. They'll love leaving their fingerprints for a background check!
My last class was chock full of choleric students. My natural phlegmatic tendencies were hard-pressed to meet them in a strong way and I feel like I learned a lot about choleric children. This time around I’ve got a much more easy-going group. Phlegmatic is the most dominant temperament, which is something I know quite […]
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He was born exactly 300 years after Galileo died. He never won a Nobel Prize, although he was awarded a guest spot on “The Simpsons.” What else do you know (or not know) about this acclaimed physicist?
Here are some more free interventions to accompany the book Ursula Unwinds Her Anger! I wrote this book to teach children mindfulness skills such as noticing feelings as they come and go, slowing d…
Dr. Seuss was not even in the general area of fucking around.
This PDF gives several "bold beginnings" to stories and prompt writing. It is modeled off a story I made up about a group of friends that ventures into a creepy forest, although you could make it fit any writing prompt or theme you're working with. The packet includes: ~The story that models Bold Beginnings/paragraph starters and Catchy Conclusions Story Starter examples included: ~Onomatopoeia ~Snapshot Setting ~Snapshot Character ~Foreshadowing ~Alliteration ~Simile ~Question ~Action/Suspense ~Metaphor ~Personification Catchy Conclusions Included: ~Summarizing main ideas ~Simile or Metaphor ~Non-Famous quote ~Famous quote
It sometimes happens that the kid-centered thing that I am interested in at a given moment is not the same thing that interests my actual kid. I'm pleased to report that this has definitely not been the case with the...
We all have fond memories of the books we read as kids. Who doesn't get a wave of nostalgia thinking about Dr. Seuss' whimsical rhymes? Or all the colorful food the Very Hungry Caterpillar ate? Those stories evoke innocence and wonder; they capture…
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