We love finding new activity books for kids that provide entertainment as well as learning opportunities. This list offers some fun activities for home, school, or even on the road!
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Space is full of so many mysteries, and these new space books for kids are full of fun and interesting stories about space, rockets, astronauts, and more.
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The last few years have kept people from traveling as much, so we decided to live out our travel dreams with new kids books about travel. This list of travel books for kids introduces little ones to some famous cities, states, and countries around the world through fun stories and beautiful illustrations.
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It is always the perfect time to shake up your routine and try new games, activities, and recipes at home with your little ones! This list of new craft & activity books for families is sure to give you lots of ideas for filling your days with fun and meaningful experiences.
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The relationship with grandparents can be a very special one. So we love finding new kid’s books about grandparents and the special relationship they have with their grandkids. This list is full of beautiful new stories, perfect for sharing with your loved ones.
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We love playing games as a family, so we are always excited to check out new games for family game night! Check out some of our favorites for this year!
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My daughter and I love to cook and bake together in the kitchen. So we love bringing our favorite books to life with book based snacks like the ones featured here!
Bad Brows is a silly story by Jason Carter Eaton and Mike Petrik about a young boy whose eyebrows are out of control. We had so much fun creating hilarious frosted cookies to bring the illustrations to life.
The story Three Paws by Karen Struck is a sweet story of perseverance following the trials of an injured bear. These easy and delicious bear paw cookies gave us a chance to put a spin on our favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe.
We love playing games as a family, so we are excited to share some of the best games for family game night!
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This fast paced game asks players to shout out Disney trivia answers under a 5 second time limit. Given a simple Disney themed question such as “Name 3 Disney dog characters”, players have to spit out their answers before the timer runs out. This can lead to a lot of funny answers! Kids and adults alike will appreciate the silliness of this game, and the opportunity to show off their Disney knowledge. Ages 6+
If you are a parent, you have answered the question “why?”. You have probably answered it thousands of times – sometimes in one day. As annoying as the “why” stage can be, it is so important to stop and take the time to engage with your kids when they ask “why?”. So I wanted to share my strategies for dealing with the “why?” questions.
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One of the things you hear all the time nowadays is that our world needs more empathy. So teaching kids to be empathetic is an important task for parents and teachers. As those entrusted with raising the next generation, it’s our job to teach them how to be good human beings. Little Bookworm is a very empathetic kid. She is the first to run to help someone in need, and she often takes it upon herself to defend those who are being picked on. So I wanted to share how to use children’s books to teach empathy, and how we have made it part of our daily conversations.