As parents, when we tell our kids to always be smart, we don’t just mean that they should pay attention and get good grades in school – that’s only one part of the message. What we really mean is that our children should think with their hearts just as much as their minds. Or in other words, it’s not what
Top 5 Most Influential American Women in Music
This past Women’s History Month 2022 focused on the theme of healing and providing hope to others. While healing comes in many forms, there is no question that music is known to not only bring cheer but also remedy emotional wounds.
Teaching Kids to Help Others by Giving Back – The Unicorn Jazz Way
From the very first Unicorn Jazz book, each tale in our series has been woven with a key ingredient of social-emotional learning (SEL) in its recipe that can help give kids various ideas and examples of how to think and stay positive and kind toward others, especially during tough times.
Protected: A Million Ways To Be Creative — Let’s Start with 12 Year Old Eva Smedley
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To BEE or not to BEE – To Love is to Be Happy with Free Bee Book
I wanted to create a fun “Love Is” book but that was taken. So I created what happiness means to me inspired by my childhood. To love is to be happy and we have a free be happy kit for kids and parents to make at home. Bee Happy shows you in my book Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and Friends.
Engaging School Author Visits With Children’s Writer Workshops
Lisa Caprelli is an author of 15 books created for grades K-3, 4-6, middle and high school. She is known for her engaging author visits to elementary schools, middle and high schools.
Valentine’s Coloring Contest
Valentine’s Day is coming up and you know what that means… delicious candy! Two books in our Two Girls and a Reading Corner family revolve around some of these sweet treats. One book is “Chrissy’s Candy Shop” written by Melanie Lopata and illustrated by Denny Poliquit. The second book is “If the Green Grass was Jello” co-authored by Brynlea Hope