Are you ready for the first day of kindergarten?
There is so much to see and do! Where do I go? What will I do? ABC’s of Kindergarten is a fun, colorful, rhyming alphabet book that helps young children prepare for the first day of school. Follow along with Mrs. Dune and her kindergarten class as they explore the school and learn new skills that will aid with learning.
The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly is a heartwarming story of a parent-children bond that teaches the importance of patience and practice and encourages children to believe in themselves.
This story follows a Little Bird Who wants to fly high in the sky like other birds in the family, but he discovers that his wings need to get a little bit longer and stronger.
Follow The Little Bird’s emotional journey in which his friends Bumblebee, and Squirrel offer a hilarious counting dance and exercise to help him fly and his family encourages him not to give up and keep trying and teaches him a powerful message that there is always a time for everything.
As parents, we want our children to grow up to be confident human beings, follow their dreams, and find success, so this book shows we should talk with our children about what they feel so they have the confidence to face new challenges with courage.
Perfect for 3+
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Ariel L. Brown is the founder and self-published author of Pumped 4 My Journey. She is the only child of Rev. Michael and Mrs. Paulette Brown. Ariel was born in Petersburg, Virginia and now resides in Prince George County. In 2008, she graduated from Prince George High School with an advanced diploma. She continued to further her education, and in 2011, graduated from Richard Bland College, where she received her Associate’s Degree in Science. Ariel is the proud mother of the most amazing little girl Kaliya. She is employed as a certified medical assistant working with an endocrinologist and a nurse practitioner/diabetes educator. In 2022, Ariel became a Dexcom Warrior and a Diabetes Prevention Lifestyle Coach. She accepted her calling last year to write her first book. Ariel is very determined to connect with as many children, and their families that have type 1 diabetes.
I am a past educator who loves to write and make a difference in children’s lives with fun morals and coloring books also.
In this suspenseful story, a group of sixth graders band together to form the G6 Warriors. They engage in a full-on paint ball battle against a school bully and his crew, Team Shadow. Is a win on the horizon for the G6 Warriors or will they face defeat?
When Gizmo the cat sadly dies, she leaves behind her brother Rory.
Rory is heartbroken. However, gradually he starts to remember the fun and happy times that he had with Gizmo. He remembers them playing in the garden and chasing butterflies. He thinks about them cuddling up together and he remembers the love that they shared.
I grew up in a tiny rural farming town in the interior of British Columbia and spent my childhood riding horses and as an active 4H member. I am now a grade one and two teacher at a small rural school and I love every minute of it! The job definitely has its challenges but its those little moments throughout the day of kids saying the kindest and
This is a story about Danny, a curious boy who loves to try new things. There is just one problem: every time something gets too hard, he quits. He then decides to join the baseball team. He really wants to succeed but hitting the ball is just so hard. Will Danny find a way to push through and succeed, or will baseball be just one more thing he quits?
March is a dedicated month to celebrate women everywhere in the world, and this year’s International Women’s Day theme, DigitALL, is a step in that direction. DigitALL means Innovation and technology for gender equality. This is the best time to connect and support each other globally through digitization.
International Women’s Day reminds us that we are all capable of making this world a gender-equal world, free of discrimination, stereotypes where we can celebrate our differences and opinions.
We dedicated this month’s edition to international Women’s day, and the Indian festival of color Holi. We incorporated books, articles, games, and activities that promote peace and equality. I hope you all will like it, and please share your feedback at kidliomag@gmail.com.
Happy International Women’s Day
Happy Reading!
Mommy Because Of You I love My hair teaches children self confidence by empowering them to love their hair which is very important in today’s world and it starts with our children. What is taught to them at home can set the foundation for success in the world.
The more they feel love, know love, and love themselves, EVERYTHING about themselves, they will always thrive. Nylah-Rose mom noticed that every time she did her hair and told her daily how beautiful and smart she was she became more confident in herself and her appearance.