Yesterday, the kids and I colored monster pictures.
Maggie is into patterns these days and so alternated coloring her monsters turquoise and brown. Sophia, having...
It was April 5th, around lunchtime. I was at a conference with a fellow teacher (and friend) when I decided that I was going...
We are excited to be participating in the Booking Across the USA project as Vermont's representative blog! In an effort to showcase regional books, blogs...
I have been a stay-at-home mom to my two children for the past seven years. My youngest just started kindergarten this year, so I...
If you have young children that are school age, you are beginning to hear rumblings around this time of year about the 100th day...
There is a never-ending list of topics we should talk to our children about. One topic that doesn’t usually come to mind immediately is...
My daughter started middle school in 2021, just after the global Covid-19 pandemic, as kids returned to full-time in-person schooling. She is smart, resilient,...
So here we are. Half way done with summer. 5 weeks down 5 to go. I started the summer break full of high hopes...
Do you feel like you're always surrounded by paper? Let's tackle that paper once and for all!
Supplies:
1. Manila folders
2. Trash/Recycle/Shred containers
3. How Long Do I Keep...
I know being a parent leaves less time to do things you did before you had kids. One of my favorite things to do...
{Disclaimer: We are working with the Vermont Historical Society to bring you this information.}
We're excited to be sponsoring the Vermont History Expo!
The Vermont History...
This is the third and final part of a 3 part series about Foster Care. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and it's...
I used to be fearless.
I toted three young children to the grocery store by myself. One up front in the cart, one in the...
Digital education is not just a subject, it’s a passport to empowering the next generation. It’s our parental duty to understand the digital future...


















