Zen in the Art of Writing for Children
Note: Today’s post is for the letter “Z” as part of the Blogging A to Z Challenge. Okay, so this book isn’t specifically about zen in the art of writing for children. Still, everything in this...
View ArticleToy Boats to Make with Your Preschoolers
Here is a fun activity for you to do with your preschoolers. Make three boat crafts and do some science experiments with them. Here are the instructions for making three types of boats. Milk Carton...
View ArticleTen Most Memorable Moms in New Fiction
Although these are not children’s books, what better time of year than Mother’s Day to showcase some of the most memorable fictional mothers in some of the best new novels? From loving, supportive...
View ArticleSummer Learning Loss and How to Prevent It
Research shows that students experience about 2.5 months of learning loss when they don’t engage in educational activities over the long summer break. This means much of what they learned this school...
View ArticleCan Parents Use Video Games As Lessons In Life?
Engineer, Parent & Former School Teacher Crafts Novel Method For Teachable Moments In the history of child development, the widespread participation in the use of video games is not only a...
View ArticleMessages from the Playground
Healing homophobia before it begins and preventing bullying before it starts “Uncle Chris, is she your girlfriend?” Suddenly I was a teen again. I felt like I did before I was out of the closet and...
View ArticleQread – New App Introduces Young Children to Words
Recently, Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg and his wife invested $33 million into AltSchool, a charter school in San Francisco that creates personalized learning programs for students made available...
View ArticleRead to a Child Spark Something Meaningful Campaign!
BOSTON, May 1st – 31st, 2015 – National nonprofit literacy and mentoring organization Read to a Child will host its second annual digital fundraising campaign called Spark Something Meaningful in the...
View ArticleNational Geographic’s Newsmaker Challenge – Step Up to the Plate to Fight...
On May 12th, National Geographic launched its first annual Almanac Newsmakers Challenge in conjunction with the release of their 2016 edition of the New York Times bestselling National Geographic...
View ArticleWorld’s Largest Lego© Brick Model Ship Comes to the Queen Mary
LONG BEACH, CA (June 18, 2015) — When Britain’s most famous ocean liner was still a dream, the Cunard Lines recruited the John Brown shipyard in Scotland to build what would become the world’s most...
View ArticleNew from NSTA for Middle School Teachers: A Guide to Argument-Driven Inquiry...
ARLINGTON, Va.—July 13, 2015—Teachers who want to bring the benefits of argument-driven inquiry to their middle school life science classes can find the instructional materials they need in...
View ArticleMargot Finke is Interviewed on Book Bites for Kids
Children’s author Margot Finke will talk about her new books on Book Bites for Kids. The show will air LIVE on blogtalkradio on Tuesday, July 21, 2015, at 2:30 p.m. central time. To listen to the show,...
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Read an interview with author Liane Brouillette today at Straight from the Author’s Mouth. It’s all part of the 10-day virtual book tour, sponsored by the National Writing for Children Center, for...
View ArticleAn Interview with Liane Brouillette on Blogcritics
Today is Day 8 of the 10-day virtual book tour for Help Your Child to Thrive, sponsored by the National Writing for Children Center. Today’s stop on the tour features an interview with Liane...
View ArticleInterview with Liane Brouillette on Book Publishing Secrets
Today is Day 9 of the 10-day virtual book tour for Help Your Child to Thrive. Read an interview with the book’s author today at Book Publishing Secrets. Here’s the link: Book Publishing Secrets –...
View ArticleAs the Page Turns Features Review of Help Your Child to Thrive
Today is Day 10 of the 10-day virtual book tour for Help Your Child to Thrive, sponsored by the National Writing for Children Center. Today, read a review of the book at As the Page Turns. Just click...
View ArticleNancy I Sanders
Bestselling and award-winning children’s author of over 80 books, Nancy I. Sanders wants to help you experience success writing for kids! It’s hard work, yes, but it’s also lots of fun and very, very...
View ArticleInterview with Nancy I Sanders
Nancy Sanders talks with Suzanne Lieurance about her new book A Pirate’s Mother Goose Suzanne on BlogTalkRadio
View ArticleA Pirate’s Mother Goose by Nancy I Sanders
This selection of popular Mother Goose rhymes is given a delightful pirate makeover! What happens when the cat gives a mate his fiddle? The cabin boy dances a jig and the scalawags waltz in the brig!...
View ArticleNovember is PIBOIDMO
Did you know that November is National Picture Book Idea Month or PIBOIDMO? The object of PIBOIDMO is to generate one new idea for a picture book every day in November. You don’t need to develop all of...
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