Read, Cook, Create: June’s Story and a Tasty Father’s Day Recipe
This month's recipe and story pairing can be a full lunch or dinner date! Summer has begun, and it’s time to Meet June from the Calendar Kids...
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Read & Snack: F Is for Flag and a Festive Treat for Kids
Celebrate what it means to be American with a kid-friendly story and a star-spangled snack—perfect for patriotic holidays or learning at home.
Read ArticleSpring Blooms and Bites
Don't Touch That Flower by Alice Hemming, illustrated by Nicola Slater, will capture any child with its playful illustrations and delightful lessons about what causes...
Read ArticleCelebrate Spring
Celebrate spring with a fun family activity! Read Grumpy Monkey: Spring Fever and then get hands-on in the kitchen making warm, gooey monkey bread together. A perfect way to mix storytime and baking fun for little learners!
Read ArticleSpring Fever Fix: A Fun Story & a Sweet Treat for Active Kids!
Indulge in a yummy baked snack and let this month’s story assure you that you’re not alone in parenting active kids!
Read ArticlePair and Share: Green Eggs and Ham
This engaging activity pairs Green Eggs and Ham with hands-on fun, including Green Egg Pretzel Bites and Ham Rolls. Kids can act out the story’s characters while enjoying themed snacks!
Read ArticleBook and Snack Pairing: “The Shape of My Heart”
“The Shape of My Heart” by Mark Sperring makes learning shapes a fun adventure! Perfect for playdates, it sparks lively discussions and a creative snack activity where kids turn tasty treats into fun shapes. A great pick for hands-on learning!
Read ArticleSnowy Day Book & Snack
Dive into this frosty fun book and whip up a Greek Yogurt White Mousse Parfait to match-it’s like building a snowman you can eat!
Read ArticleBook & Snack Pairing
Celebrate the season with Bright Winter Night-a magical tale of togetherness under the northern lights-and whip up a festive, sparkly snack mix inspired by the story’s enchanting spirit and diverse forest friends!
Read ArticleSaying Yes to the “No”
No.It can sound so negative.The word can feel especially stifling to tired parents of young children who are battling to keep their kids happy and...
Read ArticleTHE 10 LAWS FOR PARENTING TEENS
You’ve reached that ever-looming reality that your strong-willed firstborn daughter, the one you named with purpose and depth, the one for whom you’ve had such dreams and high standards, the one whose schedule, eating habits, activities and…
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