Children’s books have immense influence — and you can be a part of that, too! From writing to illustrating to printing, here are all the steps you need to go through to produce your own story. Read More
3 Fun Activities to Inspire Kids to Love Our Planet
“I believe that eco-education should start early, and that sustainability can be fun and it can (and should) be taught to our little ones through engaging activities and materials. Read on for three eco-activities to inspire your little ones,” says Maria Gagos in this relatable and easy-to-read blog post. Read More
Books to Read to Your Children During Black History Month
It is important to have conversations with your children about race and diversity both at home and in school. Here are some of our favorite books for discussing race, diversity, and Black History Month with our children! Read More
Ways to Keep Online Students Interested in School
For students still attending school virtually as 2021 continues, it can be easy to lose motivation and become disinterested in classes. Here are our tips and tricks for reinvigorating your student’s interests in school and keeping them invested in classes as the school year continues. Read More
What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?
Life doesn’t always do what we want it to do, but it is comforting to know that God’s love remains steadfast for each and every one of us everyday. We don’t need to lose faith when we see others receive answers to their prayers, while we feel like we haven’t yet received our own blessings. We can rest assured knowing that our time is coming, and when it hits the ground, the earth will feel it! Read More
Five Strategies for Navigating Remote Learning (While Working at Home)
Parents are bracing themselves as the school year gets into full swing, with many children around the country participating in remote learning. Working at home while managing a child’s remote learning experience means more challenges – and fewer opportunities for work-life balance. Savvy parents employ these five strategies for making the household run more smoothly, even when everyone’s locked inside together. Read More
Green Rank: Inspiring Kids to Take Better Care of the World Around Them
Young generations are our future and our hope. To keep our planet healthy and safe for them, we need to protect it and teach our kids how to also be eco-friendly.
Let’s help them take care of the planet and inspire them to implement new solutions when they grow up! Read More
8 Essential Life Skills You Should Teach Your Children
As a parent, it’s important to think about this topic.Your child needs to learn more than just academics. Keep in mind that a child who can’t look after himself or herself can’t develop important life skills and other essential personality traits needed in adulthood. Therefore, you should not stop developing and improving your child’s life skills when he or she starts going to school. Read More
Teacher’s Visual Lesson on Hand Washing Will Totally Gross You Out
No surprises here, but the pieces of bread that were wiped on the students’ Chromebooks and the pieces that were touched by unwashed hands were by far the moldiest by the end of the experiment. Read More
Interview With Rob Kortus, Author of When Dog Pals Fly Across America
Greetings, Mom’s Choice readers! We hope this finds you well- thanks for joining us for another installment of our interview series. We were privileged to speak with Mom’s Choice Award-winning Author Rob Kortus, who wrote the children’s book When Dog Pals Fly Across America. This book is a colorful children’s book that teaches kids all about different parts of the United States. Read More