by When I first started homeschooling almost 20 years ago, I knew in my heart that conservation and climate change activism would be a major component. I sought out every opportunity for outdoor experiences for my kids to learn about conservation practices and science first hand. Our desire to make a difference for the environment […]
Building Culturally Responsive Classrooms
by As our communities become more diverse, there is a greater need for culturally responsive classrooms. Here, we share tips for building culturally responsive classrooms. Additionally, we take a look at some key components of culturally responsive teaching, and why it’s key to enhancing the educational experience of all students. Increasingly Diverse Communities & Classrooms […]
6 Ways Your Children Can Be Little Activists
by I’ve always been outspoken on issues I care about, but when I became a mom I think my voice became louder. I think I have a responsibility to use my voice to be an advocate for issues I care about. As it would naturally follow, I’m also instilling that in my children. In our […]
Conservation for Kids: The Trash Hero Movement
by Want to learn more about how you can get your family involved in conservation for kids? Read on to find out about the Trash Hero Movement! It’s all over the news. Billions upon billions of plastic garbage are piling up on land, floating in the water, polluting the sea, rivers, and lakes. The situation […]
National Library Week: Libraries in Diverse Communities
by The second full week of April is National Library Week in the US. It’s an opportunity to celebrate our wonderful school and community libraries and their hardworking librarians. One purpose of National Library Week is to make the public aware of the many services libraries offer, and the impact of those services in our communities. Use […]
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