Middle Grade Mystery Book Review Hannah Edwards: Secrets of Riverway by Ashley Hards is part ghost story, part Nancy Drew mystery, part Diary of a Wimpy Kid. This fun read offers a fresh perspective to the middle grade mystery. A key aspect to this fresh approach is our neurodivergent protagonist, Hannah. In the book, she […]
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Every winter my grandmother used to place jars filled with dry fruits in different places around the house. She made sure our ears were covered and feet were warm. Oiling our hair regularly was a must for her, too. Now that I am a mother, I am following some of these same rituals. I swear by her homemade
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Do you recognize the song El Cóndor Pasa? It’s well known throughout South America and it’s sometimes even called the second national anthem of Peru. But it’s also become a favorite song in countries around the world. Here’s a version of the song by the 12 Girls Group of China performed with traditional Chinese instruments:
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It can be overwhelming with all of the resources on how to raise globally-minded citizens. Flor Garcia has four steps on raising leaders of peace at home. Raising Leaders of Peace Raising global-minded children sounds like a fun way to educate kids and prepare them for the future. However, we are constantly bombarded with posts,
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Each year in October or November, members of the Baha’i Faith around the world celebrate the twin holy days of the Birth of the Báb and the Birth of Bahá’u’lláh, the two Prophet-Founders of the Bahá’í Faith. Below are activities, crafts, and other ideas to celebrate the Baha’i twin holy days with kids. Baha’i Twin
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