Linda Marie Romeril
Whether at home, in the community, or in the classroom, opportunities for children to learn are everywhere, and the story of “Rainbow the Clown” offers many such opportunities to explore. For the younger child, the fun is in finding the images on each page that match up with the text, as well as practicing their colour recognition skills. The…..
I grew up in a fairly typical family. A mom and a dad, an older sister, a younger brother, and 4 grandparents that we loved spending time with each week. Most of my aunts, uncles and cousins lived in the same city, too, and we took for granted our…..
As far back as I can remember, my mom was focused on making sure kids knew they were important players in the bigger picture, and she didn’t miss an opportunity to acknowledge them for it. When I was small, most of the children’s birthday parties I attended included games that were fun for little ones to play. Some were games of chance, and…..
Have you ever wondered where the key to happiness is hiding? Or do you think maybe happiness is just a habit that can be cultivated? The more we consciously choose to look on the bright side, the more we’ll experience a sense of well-being. If we look for the good things that are happening all around us, it’s…..
When my daughter was little (which now seems like forever ago!) I thought it would be fun to write stories for kids. I even took a 6 week course at the community college, focused on writing books for children. Life was busy though, and as a self-employed, work-at-home, single mom, there never seemed to be enough time to do anything about it, and the dream (along with a lot of other things I thought I’d like to do one day) got…..