MM has some dental issues. Have you ever had to go to the dentist? Well, that is my story for today. *Dental Woes*. Well for the last few months, I would periodically get these shooting pains that would hit me in the skull originating from above my jawline. And then the rest of the day, … Continue reading While predictions can be fun, they’re no substitute for living in the moment.| Metallicman
After I left the Navy, I worked in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in a steel company. For a short period of time, I lived with my father’s mother; my paternal grandmother. She was very “old school”. She was a traditional woman. And I want to relate just one story of a memory that I have of her. And … Continue reading Not every X marks the spot—but teamwork does| Metallicman
Disclosure: I was sent a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I am working with The Children's Book Review and Claudia Mills to bring you this post.It is apple season. Everyone is so into pumpkin spice, but the truth is I love apples more! An apple tree can be so many things to different people. Today I get to share a middle grade novel with you about a family, friends, growing up, and memories and it all revolves around an old apple tree. The b...| Crafty Moms Share
The post Birds of the Bible: Teaching God’s Creation in the Christian Homeschool appeared first on Journey Homeschool Academy.| Journey Homeschool Academy
Discover famous astronomers every Christian homeschool student should know. Inspire your kids with stories of discovery, faith, and God’s glory through astronomy.| Journey Homeschool Academy
Discover 25,000+ free printable worksheets for homeschoolers, from PreK to high school. Read our 15Worksheets.com review to see what you can get for free.| Monkey and Mom
Our children tend to form their earliest friendships based on proximity to other kids – the neighbors down the block, little ones at the local mommy and me playgroup, and other settings. That small social circle often continues in elementary school, where grades are smaller in size and tend to include students from the same… The post Here’s How to Navigate Changing Middle School Friendships appeared first on parentingteensandtweens.com.| parentingteensandtweens.com
When we think about stress and anxiety, we often lump them together and sometimes use the words interchangeably. But according to the National Institutes of Health, “stress is the physical or mental response to an external cause,” while anxiety is the “body’s reaction to stress,” (whether or not a perceived threat is real). While too… The post How to Help Your Teen Flip the Script on Stress appeared first on parentingteensandtweens.com.| parentingteensandtweens.com
Peacocks are beautiful creatures, and this papercraft peacock is a great way to learn more about these amazing birds with a hands-on project!| Only Passionate Curiosity
Hedgehogs are amazing creatures, and this papercraft hedgehog is a great way to learn more about these fascinating animals with a hands-on project!| Only Passionate Curiosity
The post Discover the Joy of Science with This Christian Homeschool Birds Course appeared first on Journey Homeschool Academy.| Journey Homeschool Academy
The post Homeschool Science That’s Fun: Marine Biology for Christian Families appeared first on Journey Homeschool Academy.| Journey Homeschool Academy
Most kids know names like Newton or Einstein, but what about Aryabhata, Al-Khwarizmi, or Zhang Heng? These scientists coloring pages introduce kids to the big thinkers who shaped science all over the world. Grab a free Galileo page and explore my 12 Early Science Giants STEM coloring book for curious learners. The post 12 Early Scientists Coloring Pages | A STEM Coloring Book for Kids appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
A teacher shares tips for how he turned a writing contest into something joyful, accessible, and surprisingly powerful.| Imagination Soup
This Post: Brace Yourself: 10 BIG Changes Your Middle Schooler Will Go Through Written By: Nancy Reynolds When my son made the leap from elementary school to middle school, I… The post Brace Yourself: 10 BIG Changes Your Middle Schooler Will Go Through appeared first on Raising Teens Today.| Raising Teens Today
Why I request and prefer my schoolwork be provided in a digital format instead of traditional paper assignments, and how this prepared me for college| Veroniiiica
Empathy Questions for Students --- Fostering empathy among students is more important than ever. As children navigate various social dynamics, understanding and connecting with their peers can create a kinder, more inclusive environment. You see...| JournalBuddies.com
Disclosure: I was sent copies of these books in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.School officially starts this week! Have your kids started yet? Each new school year brings different ideas, fears and excitement. There seem to be many books for the younger readers. There are the books like The Kissing Hand, Milk Goes to School, and Miss Mingo and the First Day of School and many more for younger kids starting school. Today we are going to share one picture book and tw...| Crafty Moms Share
STEM and STEAM drive innovation and progress in our world. From medical breakthroughs to space […]| STEM Activities for Kids
Are you looking for good children’s books containing divorce or separated parents? I have divorce-themed picture books, chapter books, and middle grade books to share... The post 26 Good Children’s Books About Divorce appeared first on Imagination Soup.| Imagination Soup
Discover the best bird identification books for homeschool families worldwide. Pair these guides with World of Birds for an engaging, faith-based science experience.| Journey Homeschool Academy
I'm thrilled to interview sister and brother Kim Shearer and Chas! Pangburn to talk about their ideation, collaboration, making graphic novels, and more!| Imagination Soup
Many teen boys and young adult men feel disconnected from society. These tips can help parents avoid the lost boys epidemic.| parentingteensandtweens.com
It's so easy to get caught up on letters on a page - our kids' grades and GPA. But there so much more a report card can't measure.| Raising Teens Today
This downloadable has strategies for creating social-emotional learning experiences that won't cause teenagers to roll their eyes.| Education Week
Collaboration, empathy, social awareness, and relationship building are some of the same skills that power democracy.| Education Week
Looking for a fun and simple craft to do with your kids? Check out this sunflower felt craft.| Only Passionate Curiosity
What do seventh graders learn in math? Here's a quick overview of topics your middle grader needs to learn this year ... and how to help them learn it!| Hip Homeschool Moms
CodeMonkey Review from our homeschool: a fun, game-based way for kids to learn coding and computer science skills step-by-step.| Monkey and Mom
Want to prepare your teen for the financial aspects of adulthood? Here are 5 skills to cover and a personal finance curriculum that can help.| Table Life Blog
Are you looking for a way to boost participation in your classroom? Then you should consider asking a question of the day! These are open-ended questions that you can ask to kick things off in the class. It's a great Read More › The post 150 Question of the Day Ideas for Classrooms appeared first on Your Teen Magazine.| Your Teen Magazine
Tired of frustrating Earth Science lessons? Journey Homeschool Academy provides streamlined, engaging Christian homeschool earth science lessons designed for busy families. Reclaim your joy in homeschooling today!| Journey Homeschool Academy
Fort Lupton teachers and staff eagerly greeted new students with cheers and balloons as they arrived Aug. 11 for new student orientation. Regular classes for all Fort Lupton public schools, from kindergarten to high school seniors, begin Aug. 12. School Superintendent Justin Ralston said the district planned special greetings for new student orientations, with teachers […] The post Orientation day for Fort Lupton students appeared first on Colorado Community Media.| Colorado Community Media
Oh, those middle school worries - our kids feel them and we do, too! Here's some of the biggest middle school worries and how to ease them.| Raising Teens Today
Looking for a gentle, all-in-one Christian language arts curriculum? Read my honest review of Master Books' Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 6—including pros, cons, inside flip-through, and who this program actually works for. The post Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 6 Master Books Review | A Gentle, Christian Language Arts Curriculum ✟ appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Most planners don’t work for teens who struggle with executive functioning. That’s why I created a minimalist homeschool student planner built around how my 2e son actually thinks. It’s flexible, visual, and designed to help neurodivergent teens plan their days without overwhelm, clutter, or mom hovering over their shoulder. The post A Homeschool Student Planner Built for Real Teens | About Our Struggle With Executive Dysfunction appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Most rainbow science units are either all fluff or far too technical. This one bridges the gap with hands-on rainbow experiments, real science, cultural stories, and student-led materials that explore the colors of the rainbow, the beam of light behind them, and the deeper “why” curious kids are always asking. The post The Ultimate Rainbow Unit Study for Gifted & Curious Kids (Grades 3–12) appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Homeschooling? Recess.gg offers a low-pressure way to connect with peers, explore interests, and join guided enrichment sessions online. Here's our honest review of how it works, what it costs, and whether it's truly worth it. The post Recess.gg Review: A Digital Social Platform for Homeschoolers Who Crave Connection appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: If you’re searching for an online homeschool math curriculum that combines real teaching, student support, and flexibility, Mrs. Peters’ Math is worth a look. We reviewed her 6th grade program (and more) and found a balanced, personal, and effective option for middle and high school homeschool students. Especially great... The post Online Homeschool Math Curriculum: Mrs. Peters’ Math Review | 6th Grade Math appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: This Ireland Unit Study brings geography to life! Explore how Viking raids, the Gulf Stream, and glaciation shaped the Emerald Isle. With hands-on activities, engaging lessons, and real-world connections, this unit study makes Ireland’s history, culture, and landscapes unforgettable! What if I told you that Ireland isn’t just a... The post Teaching About Ireland? Don’t Just Label Maps—This Unit Study Does It Right! appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Teaching geography, especially topics like the polar regions, can be challenging. We want kids to go beyond just memorizing places and facts—to understand, connect, and get curious. The Arctic and Antarctic regions aren’t just faraway locations; they’re home to incredible landscapes, animals adapted to extreme conditions, and unique ecosystems. My... The post Exploring Biomes: The Polar Regions Unit Study for Kids appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Getting 6th graders excited about writing can be challenging. You’ve probably experienced it firsthand—the blank stares, the heavy sighs, and the constant “I don’t know what to write!” At this stage, kids are asked to think more deeply and organize their thoughts in ways that feel more structured. And while... The post 6th Grade Writing Prompts and Themed Writing- Egypt Mysteries Printable appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
When it comes to giving our kids the tools for lifelong health, nutrition is right at the top of the list. Helping kids understand how their bodies work, what fuels them, and how to make the best eating choices is so much more than just educational—it’s empowering. By teaching kids... The post My Healthy Plate Worksheets | Nutrition Printables appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Boost your 6th grader’s spelling skills with expert strategies, fun activities, and a free printable. Discover essential word lists and top resources for spelling success. In 6th grade, spelling takes on a whole new level of importance. As students transition into more advanced subjects, the words they encounter become... The post 100+ Spelling Words for 6th Graders | Tips and Strategies appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Joy Hakim’s Discovering Life’s Story series make amazing biology living books for high school students, blending science, history, and storytelling in a way that makes complex concepts engaging and accessible. This series turns biology into an inspiring, narrative-driven journey for students eager to explore deeper scientific learning. We naturally... The post Why Discovering Life’s Story Is One Of The Perfect Living Books Series for High School Biology | Volume 2 Review appeare...| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Get your kids excited about learning with The Waldock Way’s Greek Mythology Unit Study! This flexible, hands-on literature based unit study turns history and mythology into an unforgettable adventure for the whole family. Imagine your kids getting just as excited about schoolwork as they are about their favorite Percy... The post Greek Mythology Unit Study- The Waldock Way Greek Heroes and Myths | Review appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Join me as we explore 50 creative and engaging summer activities for teens to reduce screen time and enhance their skills. From outdoor adventures to artistic projects, these ideas will keep your teen active and learning all summer. As a homeschooling mom of a 13-year-old, I understand the challenge... The post 50 Fun Summer Activities for Teens | Summer Bucket List appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Teaching kids about the water cycle can be challenging due to its complex concepts and terminology. This guide provides strategies for explaining the water cycle to young learners, with visual aids, hands-on activities, and a free water cycle diagram worksheet to make learning engaging and effective. Suitable for 2nd to 8th graders, the Water Cycle Unit Study simplifies this essential science topic. The post Teaching About the Water Cycle: A Free Water Cycle Diagram Worksheet appeared first o...| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Struggling with how to teach kids about volcanoes? I’ve put together an extensive collection of resources and helpful links to simplify your teaching. Be sure to also grab the free ‘Parts of a Volcano Worksheet’ (and sample of my bigger Volcano Unit Study) included in the post to enhance... The post Volcanoes Unit Study: Parts of a Volcano Worksheet appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Heritage Humanities transforms the rich, complex world of classical literature into something accessible and engaging for today’s digital natives. Diving into classical texts of English literature can often feel like navigating a labyrinth, especially for young learners. Marc’s recent experience with the CLT8 exam highlighted a significant gap in... The post Classical Literature in the Digital Age| Heritage Humanities for Homeschoolers appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Explore the Moon with your kids through fun, hands-on activities, ideas, apps, videos, and free Moon phases worksheets. It’s a perfect blend of learning and play! Ever felt a bit lost when your child throws a tricky question your way? You’re in good company if your kids’ latest questions... The post How to Teach Kids about the Moon Phases| Worksheets and Tips appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Looking to bring more environmental consciousness in your homeschool? Find practical tips on learning about Earth Day hands-on and interdisciplinary and lots of resources like the Earth Day Reading Comprehension Worksheets to enrich the experience. There are so many ways to inspire the next generation of eco-conscious citizens! Keep reading to find them all. The post 12 Earth Day Reading Comprehension Worksheets That Build Real-World Literacy (Free Sample!) appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Teen’s Guide to Making and Selling Upcycled Arts and Crafts emerges as a must-read for fostering entrepreneurship for teens. It demystifies the journey of business by combining real-world wisdom with actionable steps. Perfect for any teen with a business dream, it lays down the groundwork for success in the... The post Cultivating Entrepreneurship for Teens: A Guide to Upcycled Crafts Business Success appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Looking for engaging Spring activities for kids and a Valentine’s Day Unit Study to sprinkle some fun and learning into your homeschool day? You’re in the right place. From engaging activity ideas to learning about myths and developing literacy and numeracy skills, this post has it all! Spring is... The post 20+ Delightful Spring Activities for Kids and Valentine’s Day Unit Study Ideas❤️ | Thematic Learning appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Inside: Thinking of ditching book reports in junior high? Hold that thought! Book reports teach vital skills to teens. Learn how to quickly organize and effectively create comprehensive book reports by using my free book report template, a sample of my comprehensive The Ultimate Book Report Master Guide. In elementary... The post How to Excel at Junior High Book Reports: Free Book Report Template Inside! appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Reading is an important part of our homeschooling but it’s difficult to find those special, inspiring books that not only inform but also rouse curiosity. When it comes to STEM, my son’s passion knows no bounds (some of you know his interests). So, imagine my delight when I stumbled upon... The post Discovering Life’s Story Review (Vol. 1) | The History of Science appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
From the very first moment I opened our BookShark curriculum box over a year ago, I had a strong feeling that this was a homeschooling gem we’d treasure for years to come. And I wasn’t wrong. Because, honestly, what’s not to love about it? If you love reading, you’ll love... The post Why We Chose BookShark Curriculum Level G for 7th Grade History and Language Arts | Review appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
We all know vocabulary is an important tool in communication. But many times, in our homeschool, we tend to ignore teaching or implementing it. We assume children learn it from exposure, from great literature, and from all sorts of communication being carried around them. There are countless vocabulary curricula out... The post From Novice to Word Wizard! Wordela Homeschool Online Vocabulary App | Review appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Finding the right science curriculum can be a daunting task, especially if you’re not well-versed in science yourself (🙋🏻♀️). Add a high schooler that hates science to the mix, so what should you choose for them? Greg Landry Homeschool Science provides a Christian-focused high school science curriculum for non-STEM learners.... The post Greg Landry Homeschool Science – Life Prep Physics | Review (✞) appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Never had I thought I would see my 6th grader excited to learn vocabulary! But this is what happened to us with WordUp! The Vocab Show, a gem of a vocabulary program that would spice up your cumbersome vocabulary lessons. In this review, I’ll share everything you need to know... The post Laugh and Learn with WordUp! The Vocab Show| Review | The Ultimate Vocabulary Booster appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
A real struggle over the years for us has been to find an all-in-one language arts curriculum that fits all the checklists: concise, easy to implement, affordable, and based on classical books. While there is no such thing as a perfect curriculum, Learning Language Arts Through Literature from Common Sense... The post The Tan Book Review | Learning Language Arts Through Literature {6th grade} appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
Science has always been M’s strong subject. He is devouring our homeschool science curricula and accelerating faster than with any other subject. While that’s amazing for him, it’s a constant source of stress for me because I always need to be on the lookout for more science curricula to keep... The post Homeschool Science Curriculum – EdisonLearnNow Review appeared first on Monkey and Mom.| Monkey and Mom
While homeschooling, science is often pushed at the bottom of the list from lack of time. This independent science curriculum is amazing for busy families!| Monkey and Mom
Lions are majestic and impressive mammals to visit at the zoo. This lion paper craft will be a fun project for World Lion Day on August 10.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Today, we're bringing you a printable of several unique summer scavenger hunts, which you can print out and use to make your summertime activities that much more adventurous.| Only Passionate Curiosity
The end of the school year is quickly approaching! Before you reach for that sunscreen, though, we’d like to take a moment and talk about learning loss – otherwise known as the “summer slide.” It’s no secret that summer break can have negative effects on student achievement. Test scores in mathematics and literacy often flatten ... Read more The post Summer Slide: Strategies to Combat Learning Loss appeared first on GreatPhillySchools.| GreatPhillySchools
There are many things to consider when selecting a high school. GreatPhillySchools has this timeline to help Philadelphia families complete the process. The post Choosing a Philadelphia High School (for SY 2025-2026) appeared first on GreatPhillySchools.| GreatPhillySchools
Discover key insights about the adolescent brain and brain-friendly strategies to engage middle and high school learners.| Hāpara
Unsure about independent learning in your homeschool? Here's what to know about it, plus the best homeschool curriculum for this approach.| Table Life Blog
Discover the best birdsong apps for homeschool families—make nature study fun, hands-on, and faith-filled with these top picks!| Journey Homeschool Academy
Discover how to teach science in your homeschool without compromising your biblical values. This guide will empower you with practical tips, faith-integrated strategies, and resources that make science engaging and God-honoring.| Journey Homeschool Academy
A response to a lack of performance opportunities after the pandemic turned into an extraordinary way to help middle schoolers transition to high school band and provide leadership opportunities for high school students. The post Starting a Middle School Indoor Drumline appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
Lenten stories about teens in very different stages in life, periods, and even worlds.| A Catholic Girl Reads
Planning to visit the sea this summer? Putting together a sea life unit study? This big list of sea life books is just what you need!| Hip Homeschool Moms
If your middle or high school student struggles to stay on task, try these tips to help easily distractible teens focus.| Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
This page is part of my history series where I share supplementary activities for Story of the World history chapters. If you aren't using Story of the World, you can still use this page: Just skip over the "While Reading Story of the World" section, and browse my suggestions of books and activities for learning about the Phoenicians. | Imaginative Homeschool
Several years back I did a post about Christopher Columbus fact checking a lot of the errors floating around. Now, I'd like to share some short videos you CAN use to teach this history to children, without exposing kids to things they aren't ready for or sugar coating this history. Further down on this page are some good videos related to Spanish exploration, conquest and colonization. | Imaginative Homeschool
Making torn paper mountains is a fun, really easy artwork you can do with kids of almost any age (or even adults!).| Imaginative Homeschool
Treasures of the Snow by Patricia St. John is a beautifully written story of | Imaginative Homeschool
This is a collection of videos to expose students to an overview of ancient history, organized in a way that they could be used as a spine or as supplements for another spine or curriculum. It's a bit unpolished as yet, and I'm hoping to add more resources to go with the videos (like free printables and such as I find them), but I wanted to get it up, unpolished or not, so that people can start to use this if they want. | Imaginative Homeschool
Playing games can be a great way to make learning fun, and spend quality| Imaginative Homeschool
An online basic cooking class for teens! Register today at Arise and let the kids cook tonight. Learn life skills and have fun in the kitchen.| Arise Home Education
You are never too old for a picture book, and you are never too old […]| STEM Activities for Kids
Use these short story ideas with a twist to encourage your middle-schoolers to think outside the box… and to be as creative as they can!| JournalBuddies.com
School refusal is a major problem for some parents of teenagers. Here's some tips on how parents can address it.| parentingteensandtweens.com
Teenagers can be tricky but this list of summer activities for teens will give you ideas for family fun and relationship building.| The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide
These world-building prompts for middle schoolers offer interesting premises that students can use to create worlds in which they will write their own stories.| JournalBuddies.com
Middle school may seem early, but it is the perfect time to help your kids uncover their dream careers using these four tips.| parentingteensandtweens.com
Sports are a great way for students to improve their fitness, practice teamwork, and socialize with peers. Learn what types of sports are offered at BASIS and how our athletics programs work. The post How Sports Work at BASIS appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
In January 2025, BASIS Charter Schools in Arizona held a network-wide spelling bee. The top spellers will have a chance to qualify for Scripps National Spelling Bee. The post 14 Schools Compete in BASIS Spelling Bee appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
Every year, the Arizona Department of Education ranks every public school in the state on a letter grade scale. We are so proud to have 20 "A" rated schools according to the 2024 ratings! The post 20 BASIS Charter Schools “A” Rated by Arizona Department of Education appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
The new 2025 Niche Best Schools rankings recognized BASIS Scottsdale as the #1 Best Public High School in Arizona and BASIS Mesa as the #1 Best Public Elementary School in Arizona. Learn more about our Niche rankings. The post BASIS Charter Schools Earn #1 Niche Rankings in Arizona appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
BASIS DC will have a new Head of School in the 2024–25 school year. Learn more about Calvery Cooper and her plans for the DC campus! The post Introducing BASIS DC’s New Head of School, Calvery Cooper appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
When students enter BASIS DC in grade 5, they are shuffled into one of four Houses. These Houses are integral to student life and play a huge role in BASIS DC's school culture! Learn more about this unique program. The post How BASIS DC’s House System Fosters Teamwork and Community appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
With the right test taking strategies, your child can approach exams with confidence. Here's how parents can help their child prepare for their upcoming exam. The post Test Taking Strategies to Help Your Child Ace Their Next Exam appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
By donating to the Annual Teacher Fund, you can directly support BASIS Charter School teachers. Learn more about the Annual Teacher Fund is and how it works. The post What Is the Annual Teacher Fund? appeared first on BASIS Charter Schools.| BASIS Charter Schools
In the current moment, a focus on student voice can help support students’ sense of connection and belonging and can help mitigate the uncertainty and anxiety many may be experiencing. Often, adults in schools begin by trying to resolve issues by making decisions themselves, but in trauma-sensitive schools educators ask students about what they need and listen carefully to their responses before taking action.| Trauma Sensitive Schools
The world of animation is at your finger tips in this quick and easy STEAM optical illusion project making a phenakistoscope with your kids.| STEAM Powered Family
Our read alouds have been feast or famine this winter: either we read hundreds of pages per day until my voice gives out, or we go weeks without snuggling up together with a book! In those weeks of famine, the kids and I are likely reading independently for our homeschool co-op book club. And so, I’m including those in this list as well, as we each read them and enjoyed discussion together. Worth noting: the books we’re reading now have more of a maturity about them. Several of these I pu...| Librarian in the House
Use this list of gratitude journal prompts for students in all grades this year to help your students see just how much there is to appreciate in life!| JournalBuddies.com
