Welcome to the Kindness Clubhouse
From Project Stella Resources
Welcome to the Kindness Clubhouse! I am excited to have you here to get tips and resources to help you show more kindness. In this post I focus on ways that you can show kindness to yourself. For me, this is the toughest part to learn because I grew up being taught that the focus... Continue Reading →
Facebook has become the new Google - especially when it comes to asking for opinions and recommendations. Over the past several days I've had friends online ask for some book recommendations. Here is a compilation of some of the comments they received. Please note - I have not personally read all of these yet BUT... Continue Reading →
Yes, that is right. I have been called a Scholastic-aholic several times throughout my life. In grade school, the highlight of my month was bringing home the Reading Club Flier and seeing what new books were now available. As a teacher, Scholastic provided me with a means to build my classroom library and offer additional resources to my students. Then, working with community agencies, Scholastic provided a ways to help other nonprofits and afterschool programs. I am a huge supported and want to highlight three ways parents can support their child and their child's school through Scholastic.
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Parenting is filled with taking advantage of "teachable moments." But then there are those lessons that I want Stella (age 9) to learn that I have to slide into every day conversations. One lesson I feel is important for her to learn - and to start learning now - is to not let her voice... Continue Reading →
Parenting is filled with taking advantage of "teachable moments." But then there are those lessons that I want Stella (age 9) to learn that I have to slide into every day conversations. One lesson I feel is important for her to learn - and to start learning now - is to not let her voice... Continue Reading →
Yes, that is right. I have been called a Scholastic-aholic several times throughout my life. In grade school, the highlight of my month was bringing home the Reading Club Flier and seeing what new books were now available. As a teacher, Scholastic provided me with a means to build my classroom library and offer additional resources to my students. Then, working with community agencies, Scholastic provided a ways to help other nonprofits and afterschool programs. I am a huge supported and want to highlight three ways parents can support their child and their child's school through Scholastic.
My inspiration continues to be my daughter, Stella. My biggest desire for her is to pursue her dreams without fear and be ready to make a positive impact in our world. My role is to encourage and help her develop those strengths and interests.
