Are you addicted to Pinterest yet? I get so many wonderful kids’ activities, crafts, and learning ideas from Pinterest. Pinterest is also a great way
Author: Candace
Candace Lindemann, Yale, BA, Harvard Graduate School of Education, EdM, is an educational consultant and published writer. She enjoys new learning experiences with her children, ages 6 and 4 and 1.5.
Yesterday, I promised my kids we would make some special art so we painted on tinfoil. I wanted to share this with you to give
One of the beautiful children who was murdered at the Sandy Hook tragedy was due for heart surgery at Boston Children’s. As a “heart mom”
Our children change so much every year and I wish I could bottle up a little of this precious time with them. Despite my compulsive
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Elevate the Arts with American Girl of the Year, Saige Copeland — An Interview with Author Jessie Haas
In Saige, the first book for the American Girl of the Year for 2013, Saige Copeland, author Jessie Haas shares an inspiring story about a
From our family to yours: Happy Holidays! What can I say? The end of the year has been trying for our family but so much
This past weekend, we brought some Christmas Cheer to a local home for the elderly. We have been visiting since my two eldest were 3
I want to take a moment to thank Klutz and Guidecraft for bringing Christmas to some of the children devastated by Hurricane Sandy on Long
I have no explanation for the horror of last week. Personally, I am hoping to not share what happened in Newtown with my very young
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Rudolph and Friends: A Reindeer Footprint Craft
Holly, a friend of mine, posted this family reindeer footprint craft and was kind enough to allow me to share it with you. Isn’t it