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If you are even somewhat “online,” as they say, then you’ve probably run into a few “ins and outs” lists on social media. Mostly cheeky and mainly for funsies, these New Year lists outline what people feel deserve more air time in 2023, as well as what needs to be shucked away for eternity. What’s out, says the internet? FaceTime (in: voice memos). Pickleball (in: ping pong). Quiet quitting (in: healthy work boundaries). Coastal Grandma (in: Log Cabin Grandpa). The lists, quite literally, go on and on, and vary from person to person. But what we’ve consistently noticed across the...

Just stopping in with another set of free count-and-find sheets! These are winter-themed, so they're perfect for preschool or kindergarten classroom or homeschool work this time of year!FREE Count and Find Sheets for Preschoolers and KindergartenersGrab your free winter printables here. Enjoy!If you enjoyed these free elementary school printables, you may enjoy these Winter-themed Draw the Other

As we observe the birthday of one of the great Civil Rights leaders in the United States, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I wanted to share some of the Civil Rights sites that you should visit with your kids if you want to raise them to be anti-racist. N ot everyone can do a full on Civil Rights road trip along the Civil Rights Trail, like we did one summer. And, while the repetition really drives the message home, you also don’t need to visit every sight to teach the lesson that needs to be learned. So I thought it...

I love the book, The Snowy Day! It’s a must-read during the winter months. If you are looking for an activity to go along with this book, you’ll have to check out this Snowy Day Sequence Activity! One reading comprehension skill that is important to work on with young children is to sequence the events in a story. Sequencing is simply putting events, ideas, and objects in a logical order. It involves understanding the order in which something occurs. For this activity, students will put 8 sequence cards in order that match the order of the story. After reading The...

Gov. Jared Polis was sworn into his second term Tuesday, riding praise from his first-term accomplishments and making promises to continue cutting costs for Coloradans. Polis, a Democrat from Boulder, decisively won re-election in November. He painted a cheerfully determined picture of the four years to come and focused on accomplishments from his first term: putting into state law the right to an abortion; free full-day kindergarten; free preschool for part of the week; caps on health care costs through drug pricing and changes to the individual insurance market, among others. He listed his priorities for the next four years...