Guest blogger Brittany Richman of civic-minded parenting blog The American Moms shares everything you need to know to kickstart fun, kid-friendly inauguration activities in your home.
For issue 13, we asked our readers to share their own artwork inspired by Eugenie Clark and her love for the ocean. Check out their colorful and shark-ceptional creations in our latest post and see more featured in the Eugenie Clark issue.
While we all know 2020 certainly didn’t go as planned, we still have plenty to look back on. Kids and adults can share significant moments from the year in this special, fill-in-the-blank sheet inspired by our Bravery ladies.
From Yaldā Night to Kwanzaa, learn about different cultural traditions that bring more meaning to the season. This one’s filled with lots of fun holiday activities kids can do at home!
Now more than ever, it’s important to support small businesses. To make holiday shopping easier for you, we rounded up our favorite small online shops, including BIPOC-owned businesses, that carry one-of-a-kind gifts for your entire list.
Cootie catchers aren’t just fun for kids to play with — they can provide an entry point for exploration and discussion too! Underneath the folds of this cootie catcher, which is featured in ourEugenie Clark issue, kids will discover questions and activity prompts that get them thinking all about determination.
