Never Miss a Beat
(Guest post from Becky Flansburg) There was a time not all that long ago when our world was thrown into an unfamiliar situation for a period of time. During those months of COVID19, there was much debate about the Shelter In Place mandates, quarantine, social distancing, and food/supply shortages. Back then, no one knew when …
Shelter In Place Discussion Questions for Kids | Could YOU “Live Tiny?” Read More »
Keeping a positive outlook can be a struggle during times of uncertainty and understandably so. It’s easy to feel surrounded by doom and gloom when bad news (thanks to the Internet and social media) is coming at us for all sides constantly. Taking your mental health seriously is important, and mindset seems to …
Jan Helson, co-founder and board chair of Global Game Changers Children’s Education Initiative shares 9 tips for parents for bullying prevention month.Â
There’s one global resource available to everyone at any time, all the time. Â It’s the Great Outdoors! Nature is healthy, safe, and free… perfect for kids to continue to grow and learn during these uncertain times. Â Your own backyard is a great place for your child to get outside in play. In addition …
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Reading is important. Honoring our Earth is critical. Here\’s an amazing idea for how to combine the two! As humans, it\’s really, really up to us to change our ways to reverse the environmental issues that are plaguing our planet.  “We can\’t save the world by playing by the rules, because the rules have to …
A brilliant diverse picture that is perfect for Earth Hour 2020 Read More »
ADHD is a topic I am very, very familiar with. From parenting kids to my own personal struggles, I can assure you that the connection between the calming of ADHD and nature is not fabricated in any way. Studies have shown that kids with ADHD focus better when they spend time outdoors and this “nature …
Nature and reducing ADHD symptoms (It\’s a “Thing”) Read More »
This year, in much of March, myself and my family were blessed with the privileged to be able to spend some time in Paris over Spring-break. Our family enjoyed much walking, sightseeing, visiting family, sitting in cafes, and listening to music. BUT, the highlight of my trip was finally getting to meet someone who I …
To Meet in Paris: Thoughts and Pictures From Across The Big Pond Read More »
You may remember around two weeks ago when Valarie had an exiting and impactful day reading to the students at Fort Craig School for Dynamic Learning. You can read the original post here. And now, we have the cherry topper on the Audrey Press Sundae…PICTURES!!
Today one year later, March 11, 2012, we\’re honroing the lives lost and saved in response to the earthquake and tsunamis in Japan. Please help us send a message to Japan by clicking here to share the banner and spread the word of remembrance. Directly after the earthquake and tsunamis the goal was to raise …
