Empowerment

Active listening. It’s one of those phrases that’s thrown out all the time on parenting websites and in self-help books—and

Have you ever wanted to know what happened to Harry after he graduated from Hogwarts? What do the Among Us

The American Dream. The daily grind. Bringing home the bacon. No matter what you want to call it, it’s what

Let’s face it: school can be hard. Material can get complicated even for first graders (English spelling rules, anyone?) and

A few weeks ago, my family and I spent an afternoon at the lake. It was a hot day, and

Between birthdays, holidays, hand-me-downs, and allowance splurges, there’s nothing kids cycle through faster than toys. (Except clothes. Maybe.) While I

Part of helping our children grow up to be well-balanced, contributing members of society is helping them understand what is

It’s scary being a kid. Growing up in a world as warm and colorful as our own is exciting, but

Poetry: you either love it or hate it. Personally, I love it—and my first grade students did too. Every Monday

Happy National Book Lovers Day, bibliophiles! We hope you’re finding some time to snuggle up with a good read today.