Summer break is almost upon us. In our household, summers tend to be busy with lots of activities for my daughter. With all her...
Lately, everyone is throwing around a bunch of terms about inclusion, cultural appropriation, equity, and equality… I’ve noticed sometimes these words get used in...
Hello, my name is Sarah and I am a YouTube addict. My YouTube addiction started after my husband and I decided to cut the...
If you have young children that are school age, you are beginning to hear rumblings around this time of year about the 100th day...
I love me some summer reading, but y'all. I didn't have time to read this summer, did you? Temps are settling down and so...
It was April 5th, around lunchtime. I was at a conference with a fellow teacher (and friend) when I decided that I was going...
Is Internet safety the "Birds and the Bees" talk of today? How do you even begin to address social media safety, Internet precautions, and...
Look in the mirror. Now look around you and think about what you see. If you live in Vermont, chances are that while you...
I am a bookworm. As soon as I could read, I discovered a rich fantasy that I never wanted to abandon. Books contain my favorite places,...
{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...

A Hair Story

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There are many adjectives that can be used to describe my daughter’s hair: curly, twisty, kinky, coily, afro, poofy, big, natural, 4C and nappy...
I was one of those kids with her nose always in a book.  I remember looking forward to high school because I heard older...
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...
Did you know that this Friday (March 1st) is Dr. Seuss' birthday? It's probably one of those things that only Elementary school teachers or...

In + Around Vermont

Winter in Vermont

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It is late fall and the temperature drops just enough for the precipitation to turn from pestery rain into beautiful, soft, magical snowflakes and...