I’m enjoying a great weekend with my sisters-in-law, so I’ve spent less time writing, but I’ve still had time to read some gems:
Articles:
Susan Cain: The Power of Introverts {TED Talks}
I’ve been listening to a fascinating book while I’ve been traveling called, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking *
Howard Gardner: ‘Multiple intelligences’ are not ‘learning styles’ {Washington Post}
When a theory’s originator has something to say about his theory, we probably ought to listen.
Let Your Kids Be Mad at You {Janet Lansbury}
“So I’ve made a special effort to accept all my children’s emotions, especially their anger…to let them know that it’s always okay for them to be mad at me. I’m not going anywhere.”
Activities:
Washi Tape Rain Sticks {Sing, Whistle, Zing}
This is similar to my rain stick I did back in ancient blogging history, but OH so much more colorful! Such a wonderful idea! (And this site is fantastic — check the link out just to bookmark the site for later!)
Throw Back Craft {Whatever}
I apologize for posting a Christmas craft before Thanksgiving, but if you’re like me, it’s going to take that long to pull materials together and be ready for when the season comes — otherwise it goes by too fast! This is a fun one for involving all abilities and creates a decoration every child will be proud of contributing to.
Five Activities for Crossing the Mid-Line and Why It’s Important {Teach Mama}
The connection between moving and brain development is important and often overlooked. Here’s a great how-why article to help you out! Just as a personal anecdote – I’ve also found that these types of activities can be really great for focusing and calming fidgeting kids.
To Restore Your Faith in Humanity:
The city of San Francisco is transforming into downtown Gotham in order to give one boy his greatest wish — to be a superhero! Read all about their plans!
Enjoy your weekend!
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