Be A Big Hero Do you want to teach your child about the importance of taking care of our environment? I think this message is even more important than ever given our current pandemic climate. With people using single plastic items more than ever, we need to pause and think about what this is doing […]
Backpacks and Baguettes…Coloring the World through Young Eyes
Backpacks and Baguettes..Coloring the World through Young Eyes This book, written by 13 year old half American and half British Sam Morrison takes the reader on a journey as he travels with his father. Sam and his father, Angus wrote this book together to help journal their adventures and experiences together. The short introduction by […]
Jenny’s First Catch, An Adventure with Florida’s Wading Birds
Jenny’s First Catch Jenny’s First Catch written by Susan Levine and illustrated by Irene Bofill is a picture book about a young bird named Jenny who wants to surprise her mom by teaching herself to fish. As the story progresses, Jenny meets all different types of birds and learns about what makes each bird unique. […]
Feeloty Cards
Feeloty Cards One day when browsing for social emotional learning materials, I came across the company, Feeloty. I was immediately interested in learning more about the speaking cards and Nice to Meet you cards. These cards are developed by Drorit Bikowky, an art therapist, founder of the therapy studio workshop “Place for Emotion” and CBT […]
Wendy’s Winter Walk
Wendy’s Winter Walk Do you have a child that struggles with articulation errors such as P, B, M, and W? Check out this new children’s book written by Cass Kim, speech language pathologist. This picture book is beautifully illustrated by Kawena VK and features text that aligns well with the target sounds. The story takes […]
Am I a Unicorn?
Am I a Unicorn? Am I a Unicorn written by Stephanie Sorkin and illustrated by Srimalie Bassani is a wonderful book written in rhyme about a unicorn that breaks her horn. At first, she tries desperately to get her horn fixed. When that doesn’t work, she feels humiliated because no one believes she is a […]
What is better for reading comprehension? Screen or paper?
What the research says…. What does the research state about children reading on screens versus reading on paper? I found this paper very interesting when becoming certified as in tech addiction and digital health from the NIDHW. After taking the first certification course through PESI, I learned a lot from Glow Kids author, Nicholas Kardaras. […]
Things That Go Away
Things That Go Away “In life, many things go away. They transform….” To call this book a work of art is an understatement. When I received Things That Go Away, I was blown away by the details of the art and interesting formatting of the book. Things That Go Away written and illustrated by the […]
I Talk Like A River
I Talk Like A River “I wake up in the morning with these word-sounds stuck in my mouth. I stay quiet as a stone.” Jordan Scott I Talk Like A River is more than a book, it’s a poem and a work of art. This beautiful book written by poet, Jordan Scott and illustrated by […]
Lady P Book Blog Tour
Lady P’s First Day Lady P’s First Day introduces readers to a little girl experience entering kindergarten during the COVID 19 pandemic. She’s waited so long for her moment to go to school, and now her time has come. Just when she is about to leave for school, her school announces that they are cancelled. […]
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