November Fun: Free Hibernation Mazes for Kids!
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by Angela Gooliaff
3d ago
This November, help animals prepare for winter hibernation with our free coloring craft. Featuring mazes connecting animals to their dens ..read more
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Halloween Paper Dolls
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by Angela Gooliaff
1M ago
This October, kids can dress up their paper dolls in eight different Halloween costumes, featuring a ghost, cat, zombies, witch, and more ..read more
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Bruce the Moose
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by Angela Gooliaff
1M ago
Join Bruce, a playful moose, as he learns that true strength comes from within in this inspiring tale about confidence and self-acceptance ..read more
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Rikki the Dolphin
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by Angela Gooliaff
1M ago
Join Bailey and her special toy dolphin, Rikki, as they explore the Atlantic ocean and discover the power of imagination and friendship in t ..read more
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Kittens + Backpack
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by Angela Gooliaff
1M ago
Joined SCBWI for creative connection! September's prompt is Backpack—excited to keep growing and collaborating ..read more
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Sandcastle Coloring Craft
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by Angela Gooliaff
3M ago
This quick and easy coloring craft is great for weekend family activities. Grab your August pack now ..read more
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Teddy Bear Picnic Day
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by Angela Gooliaff
4M ago
Join us for Teddy Bear Picnic Day on July 10th with our family-friendly coloring craft for National Picnic Month!  ​Free July Teddy Bear Picnic Basket Craft – Download It Here!​  This month’s pack includes: 4 pages for coloring, cutting, and pasting, featuring: A picnic basket template A picnic basket to color and paste onto the template A Teddy Bear’s favorite food to fill the basket Final bees for the finishing touches 1 full-page coloring illustration of the completed basket and a teddy bear at a picnic for those who just love to color This craft has some i ..read more
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Mini-Kite Craft
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by Angela Gooliaff
5M ago
I'm excited to share another family-friendly coloring craft for June, in celebration of National Great Outdoors Month! ✨ ​ Free June Mini-Kite Coloring Craft – Grab It Here!​  This month’s pack includes: 4 pages for coloring, cutting, and pasting, featuring: A kite template 4 triangles to color and paste onto the template Eyes, string, and tassels for the mini-kite Final bows, eyebrows, and a smile for the finishing touches 1 full-page coloring illustration of the completed kite for those who love coloring This craft has some intricate pieces for you and your ki ..read more
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My Grandma Sadie, A Splendid Squirrel Lady
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by Angela Gooliaff
5M ago
A Tale of Hope and Resilience My Grandma Sadie, A Splendid Squirrel Lady by Deborah Lorraine (and illustrated by me!) is a charming children’s book that tells the story of Sadie Squirrel, who wakes up to find her beloved forest transformed into urban sprawl. Despite the devastation, Sadie opens her heart and home to a variety of homeless animals seeking refuge in her tree. With her new friends, she hatches a plan to restore the forests and combat climate change, showing that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference. This engaging rhyming story is designed for primary school ..read more
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New Release: "The Butterbean Balls Came Yesterday"
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by Angela Gooliaff
5M ago
In The Butterbean Balls Came Yesterday, young readers are introduced to Pincher and Ushkin Dushkin, characters in the mystical Land of Dushkin. Faced with an overabundance of butterbean balls (aka chickpeas!), Pincher seeks help from Ushkin, who initially turns away. Ushkin’s journey highlights the importance of community and mutual aid. Written by John H. Atwood and Jenean Atwood Baynes, a father-daughter duo, this book open up a mystical world to children, offering valuable lessons in empathy and resilience. With its vibrant, human-like characters and relatable dilemmas, this book serves ..read more
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