Posted in Diane Cordell, Review/Contest on Jul 21st, 2008
Diane Cordell is the mother of two adult, married children. In her position as a K-12 teacher/librarian, she interacts with students of all ages on a daily basis - good practice for future grandchildren! You can read more about Diane here. Diane also blogs at Journeys and can be found on Twitter as dmcordell. Click [...]
Posted in Kelli Matthews on Jun 11th, 2008
I can see Braxton’s toddler imagination working overtime. He’s developing stories and creating narratives about cars and trains, dogs and clouds. I pick up a word here or there, but for the most part, it’s all about him.
As I see this part of his personality developing, I wonder how I can foster his imagination and [...]
Posted in Kymberli Mulford on Jun 2nd, 2008
Kymberli Mulford is the proud mom of a grade-schooler and high-schooler in the Chicago suburbs, and the proud grandmother of her now-grown stepson’s four children. When she’s not shuttling her sons from one activity to another, she works in the world of educational technology – as a district administrator, a learning facilitator, a consultant, and [...]
Posted in Diane Cordell on May 31st, 2008
One of the best ways to stay connected with your children in this hectic world is to read together.
When you need a quiet, calming story, I would highly recommend “The Very Quiet Cricket” by Eric Carle. The title character is a newly-born cricket who tries to communicate with other creatures, but when “he rubbed his [...]
