Niko Discovers the 5 Senses Game: A mindfulness game to calm worry and anxiety by Karen Correll

After a 30+ year career in business management, I returned to school to complete my bachelor’s degree in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations.

Everyone knows that picky eaters can be perplexing. Nikki’s 8th birthday is fast approaching, and she has a big decision to make. Will she take the plunge to try something new or will her birthday just be the usual?

I’m a mom, wife and 3rd generation career teacher

A great philosopher, Heraclitus, once said, “Nothing is permanent, except change.” The current pandemic has proven it right, yet again! Maybe we as adults are able to accept changes, but are the kids prepared for a change? How do we get them ready for a new home, a new classroom, or perhaps our future school environment, resulting from the pandemic? Let’s prepare our kids to not fear change, but rather to step out in the world and embrace it! Get ready to take this adventurous journey with fearful pajamas, Baby Blue, to become fearless and learn that, “Every change calls for a new adventure!”

It is important to teach students that the choices they make during their day matter. Green choices are good choices that we positively reinforce, whereas red choices are bad choices that we work to minimize or eliminate.
Children must be taught good behavior so they can live and work well in society when they grow up. Children with strong social-emotional skills are better able to cope with everyday challenges and benefit academically, professionally, and socially.

My Dear Little One expresses the enormous amount of love one’s heart holds for their little ones as they grow and learn life’s lessons through new discoveries, accomplishments, mistakes, and seasons of change. My Dear Little One is a love letter that allows parents to instill core values, encourage imagination, and confidence in their little ones in the most meaningful ways throughout this delightful story.

Madelyn is so excited to be at the beach with her parents. After she splashes in the water and collects seashells, she is heading with her mother to the concession stand when she suddenly steps on something sharp.

Meet Ned: the dirtiest, smelliest, bravest, friendliest boy in the park!

“From Grandma with Love” is about a 5 years old girl that wonders if her Grandma will love her even when she misbehaves. It is a story seen by the eyes of a 5 years old child.