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Category Archives: Outreach & Adovacy
Anonymous Joy Bombing – Virtual Book Club for Kids featuring David McPhail
As I’ve said before, one of the main reasons I love participating in the Virtual Book Club for Kids is because I get to exposed to new authors and have the opportunity to explore each author’s works in depth. This … Continue reading
“But nothing happened. Not a sound.” – a Very Quiet Cricket activity
This month the Virtual Book Club for Kids is featuring one of our favorite books by one of our favorite authors … The Very Quiet Cricket, by Eric Carle. Two of our very close friends recently moved to a house … Continue reading
Posted in Outreach & Adovacy, Playful Learning, Virtual Book Club
Tagged how to ..., kids, nature, outdoors, things to do with your kids
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Share A Smile! (Smile-a-thon closing)
If you’ve been flowing closely, you know that a couple of weeks ago I posted about the start of a wonderful collaborative fundraising effort for Operation Smile. And, now … so quickly, we are at the end of the blog-style … Continue reading
Posted in Kid Krafts!, Outreach & Adovacy
Tagged craft, kids, Operation Smile, outreach, painting, smile-a-thon, spontaneous smiles, things to do with your kids
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SHARE A SMILE … Operation Smile-a-Thon
Elizabeth from Broken Treasures had this fabulous idea for bloggers to join together to help raise money for Operation Smile. Operation Smile is an organization that raises money to help fix smiles of children who need it (kids that have cleft lips … Continue reading






