Princess Book Recommendations and Their Result
Here are some of our favorite princess books, none of which include Disney.
Here are some of our favorite princess books, none of which include Disney.
I enjoyed this graphic memoir a ton more than I thought I might, and now I want others to read it too!
I wrote this to help homebound families find the blessing in their school closures by fortifying their families.
This book would be a great gift for an elementary aged kid. Read it to someone you love, and you’ll both had a fun, worthwhile time.
My high school abstract art class did great with pastel! Check out their work!
I enjoyed this true story that reads more like fiction. It is about Byrd’s expedition to Antarctica in the 1920’s, through an obscure main character’s experience.
This sweeping saga about Ramses the Great is wonderful. A series of five books, is written by an Egyptology professor. This is blockbuster fiction at its best depicting a laudable leader doing his best for…
Teach the children. We don’t matter so much, but the children do. Show them daisies and the pale…
I teach an Abstract Art class early Monday mornings for homeschooled high schoolers at the Pathways Cooperative in Newtown, Connecticut, and this week was the end of the semester with a little show (see above).
Sacramento was where the Transcontinental Railroad was born, and hence this museum is here.It is a lovely museum worth going out of your way for.
Trains is a subject that does not sound like school but has many important lessons none the less, including multicultural ones and moral ones. All foster a love of learning and stretches imaginations. Consider giving some of these to a child you love!
They now understand some of the range of options one works with when creating an abstract work of art– that it is not only fun, but a thought provoking process.
This is a wonderful book that I think everyone could benefit from reading. I give it five stars.
This is an interesting look at how geography has shaped history, and how it will continue to shape it in the future as well.
Would those massacring shooters have done those horrible things if they had enough art in their life? I genuinely mean that question in a deep way, so let’s consider this.
Shown in this post are some of our favorite board books for toddlers. Read to you children and grandchildren as often as possible for as long as you can.
I recommend this book highly to any one interested in the 1600’s in New England (particularly Connecticut), for you will come to understand it as never before.