If you’ve ever watched a child play with toys, you’re a witness to storytelling. From an early age, children are writers. As they play with their Barbies or soldiers or favorite television figurines, they are creating characters with motivations, desires, and personalities. When they arrange those toys in a camping scene, a desert, an ocean,… Continue reading Toys to Tales Writing Center
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Missouri: A Children’s Book About Dreams, Family, and Finding Your Way
I wrote and published a children’s book titled Missouri. I cannot believe I just typed those words! Writing a children’s book has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember. Missouri is a heartfelt picture book inspired by a true childhood journey filled with hope, perseverance, family, and dreams. Publisher's Synopsis:… Continue reading Missouri: A Children’s Book About Dreams, Family, and Finding Your Way
7 “Who Would Win?” Classroom Activities
Few things capture a child’s attention faster than the question: Who would win in an animal battle? If your students love action, animals, and surprising fun facts, the Who Would Win? series is the perfect combination. STEM, Writing & Project-Based Learning Ideas The Who Would Win? books by Jerry Pallotta and Rob Bolster is a… Continue reading 7 “Who Would Win?” Classroom Activities
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