7 Picture Books from 2020 to Read with Your Family
Here are seven diverse picture books released during 2020 that are well worth reading aloud with your children at bedtime.
Continue ReadingHere are seven diverse picture books released during 2020 that are well worth reading aloud with your children at bedtime.
Continue ReadingI’ve put together a bunch of fantastic middle-grade books covering a variety of genres and styles that I hope will inspire your young readers.
Continue ReadingI gathered up some how-to-draw books and had a go at using them. While aimed at kids, they are great for helping adults improve our skills too.
Continue ReadingTo help celebrate Earth Day, you could win six Earth Day picture books from Quarto and Wide Eyed Editions to read with your family.
Continue ReadingWhat a few weeks it’s been since our last Between the Bookends. GeekMom hopes we can offer you some support with our favorite recent reads.
Continue ReadingThis month, Sophie and Rebecca share some of the books that have helped them settle into this brand new decade.
Continue ReadingWorkman’s ‘Paint by Sticker’ books are the perfect on-the-go craft.
Continue ReadingWhat if you could include messages with those coloring images—words, only a few—that could connect you to the visual on a deeper level?
Continue ReadingThese road trip games require no pieces, few rules, just kids and a whole lot of imagination.
Continue ReadingIf your child is already a big fan of animals, chances are they’re already fans of the Wild Kratts.
Continue ReadingGet up close and fuzzy with the Adventures of Puss in Boots and other animal offerings this month on Netflix.
Continue ReadingYou can help track and monitor California condors by identifying animals in pictures taken by motion-activated cameras placed across California.
Continue ReadingWith artwork that bounds off the page, The Stratford Zoo Midnight Revue Present: Macbeth is a clear but very silly take on one of the Bard’s most famous plays.
Continue ReadingNew season of Korra! Silly animals! Marbles! And Ninjas!
Continue ReadingKids can help identify the animals captured by motion sensitive cameras in Tanzania.
Continue ReadingDo you want science videos? We have the periodic table, animals, music, and a rapping sign language interpreter (because, why not?).
Continue ReadingCharity auctions and other fundraising events are a mainstay of many fan conventions, including Dragon*Con. In 2012, they raised more than $45,000 for the Georgia Chapter of the ALS Association. This year the con decided to approach charity a little differently by asking the fans where they’d like their donations to go in 2013.
Continue ReadingTo my mind, there are two great ways to spend rainy days with kids: tucked away indoors with an excess of books and quilts, or navigating the drippy wilderness looking for foul-weather creatures. My family’s wilderness happens to be an urban landscape, but if one looks closely, there’s still a wealth of wildlife to be […]
Continue ReadingLet’s talk about sex. Yes, again! That’s the thing about ‘the talk’ – you can’t have just one. Because this is a geeky blog, I did a little research into how other geeks have been talking about sex lately, and I discovered something very interesting. The Vlogbrothers do it with animals. Talk about sex, that […]
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