Understanding the world around us can be an exciting adventure when geography concepts are woven into engaging stories and illustrated books. Here, we highlight three books that introduce physical and political geography with fun, maps, famous locations, and fascinating geographical facts. Plus, we’ve included questions and an activity to help children connect with these ideas…
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Exploring famous cities through the lens of children’s literature is a wonderful way to introduce kids to new cultures, histories, and adventures. Below are three recommended books set in notable cities around the world, complete with discussion questions and a fun, interactive activity to inspire curiosity and cultural appreciation. Recommended Books 1. “Madeline” by Ludwig Bemelmans (Set…
Exploring diverse cultures through books can help children appreciate the richness of our world, introducing them to various traditions, languages, and ways of life. Here are three books that celebrate different cultures, making it easy for families to embark on a global adventure from home. Recommended Books 1. “Children of the World” by Tessa Strickland, Kate…
Introduction As we journeyed through the worlds of Harold and the Purple Crayon, The Magic School Bus, Where the Wild Things Are, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, and Charlotte’s Web, each book-themed activity offered unique ways for kids to explore stories while engaging in hands-on fun. Here’s a guide to help parents make the most of these experiences,…
In The Magic School Bus series by Joanna Cole, Ms. Frizzle and her class embark on educational adventures to learn about plants, space, weather, and animals. This blog is all about turning these adventures into real-life activities to help kids explore science at home! For parents, these simple experiments offer a way to introduce scientific ideas while…
IntroductionMaurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are has captured the imaginations of young readers for generations, bringing them into a magical world of “wild things” and endless possibilities. This blog will guide parents in turning this timeless story into a hands-on adventure by building their own wild worlds and creatures with children. Craft activities inspired by the…