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  Hello there, kids! Guess what? December 20th is the first day of winter! Winter is a magical season filled with chilly air, sparkling snowflakes, and lots of fun. Let me tell you all about the wonderful things that come with this winter weather.   As winter begins, the air becomes colder, and you might notice a nip in the breeze. It's like nature is putting on its coziest blanket. The days get shorter, and the nights become longer, giving us more time to enjoy the beauty of the season.   One of the most exciting things about winter is snow! When it snows, tiny ice crystals fall from the sky and cover the ground like a soft, white blanket. Everything turns into a winter wonderland, and you can build snowmen, have snowball fights, and create snow angels. Each snowflake is unique, just like each one of you!     Now, don't forget to bundle up in warm coats, hats, gloves, and scarves before you go outside to play. The winter sun may not be as warm, but it's still

    A few Activities for Ages 3-6 years-old.   Winter Wonderland Crafts: Share simple and fun winter-themed craft ideas suitable for preschoolers. Think about making snowflakes, snowmen, or even easy holiday decorations using materials commonly found at home.   Christmas Storytime: Online narrated Christmas stories or create your own simple, illustrated Christmas story suitable for young children.   Countdown to Christmas : Create a visual calendar or interactive countdown for the days leading up to Christmas. Include simple daily activities like drawing a Christmas tree, coloring a snowman, or counting ornaments. Winter Animal Fun: Introduce kids to winter animals and their habitats. Include fun facts and maybe a printable coloring page featuring these animals.   Lastly, Holiday Songs and Rhymes: Share popular holiday songs and rhymes with accompanying videos or simple lyrics. Encourage parents to sing along with their little ones.   Happy Holidays to yo

  Theme:  "Jolly Old St. Nick and Festive Celebrations: A Magical Journey into Holiday History" Welcome, little readers, to a magical journey filled with holiday cheer! Today, we'll explore the enchanting history and fun facts about Santa Claus and three special holidays celebrated during this joyful season: Chanukah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa.   1. The Tale of Santa Claus: History: Once upon a time, in the frosty North Pole, a kind and jolly man named St. Nicholas lived. St. Nick became known for his generous spirit and love for children. Over the years, the story of St. Nicholas evolved into the beloved figure we now call Santa Claus. Santa travels in a sleigh led by reindeer, delivering gifts to children around the world on Christmas Eve. Fun Fact: Did you know that Santa's red suit and white beard were popularized by Coca-Cola in the 1930s? Before that, Santa was often depicted in different colors! 2. Celebrating C h r i s t m a s: History: Christm

      Thanksgiving Day - November 23 rd Pilgrims and Native Americans: Thanksgiving is a holiday that commemorates the first harvest feast celebrated by the Pilgrims settlers of Plymouth and the Wampanoag - Native Americans in 1621. It's a time to remember the importance of friendship and cooperation.   Turkey Tradition: Turkey has become a symbol of Thanksgiving. Since the 19th century when it became a popular dish for the holiday meal.   Parades and Football: Many cities have Thanksgiving Day parades, the most famous being the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City . Also, football games are a big part of the Thanksgiving tradition, with professional and college teams playing special games on this day.   Pumpkin Pie: Pumpkin pie is a classic Thanksgiving dessert. Did you know that the pilgrims didn't have pumpkin pie at the first Thanksgiving? They probably had boiled pumpkin! 😉   Now, for a question to you! List three things you co

  National Book Month : October is a special time when we celebrate the amazing world of books! It's a perfect opportunity to dive into all sorts of stories and learn exciting new things from the pages of books.  For 5 year-old  Bye-Bye Bully: A Story about Finding Your Voice, Courage, Kindness and Empathy  by  Stacy C Bauer   (Author),  Eduardo Paj   (Author) Bye-Bye Bully Good Night with The Very Hungry Caterpillar (World of Eric Carle)   by  Eric Carle   (Author, Illustrator)   Good Night with the very Hungry For 8-10 year -old. Making a Difference: An Inspirational Book About Kids Changing the World! (Young Change Makers)  by  Stacy C. Bauer   (Author),  Emanuela Ntamack   (Illustrator)     Format:  Kindle Edition Making a Difference   New Kid: A Newbery Award Winner  Paperback – Unabridged, February 5, 2019 by  Jerry Craft   (Author, Illustrator)    New Kid Halloween Safety Month:  Since Halloween is in October, this month reminds us to have a spooktacular but safe

  National Bully Prevention Month: This month is dedicated to making sure everyone feels safe and happy. We learn about kindness and how to stop bullying so that everyone can have a positive and friendly environment at school and everywhere else. If you know or see someone being bully, get help for them. Use your phone to call for help! 5 ways you can help prevent bullying at school: but check with teachers and parents for more guidance.   Be Kind and Inclusive : Treat others with respect and include everyone in activities. Stand Up for Others : Speak up if you see someone being bullied and tell a trusted adult. Share Feelings : Talk to parents, teachers, or friends if you have any worries or concerns. Report Bullying : Tell a teacher, school counselor, or principal if you witness or experience bullying. Stay Safe Online : Be cautious with personal information and report any cyberbullying to an adult.   National Apple Month : October is the month when we give a big shou

  Giraffe So, let's talk about one of the most amazing animals in the world - the giraffe!   Giraffes are incredible creatures known for their towering height and long necks. They are the tallest land animals on Earth, and their legs alone can be taller than many adults. In fact, a fully grown giraffe can reach heights of up to 18 feet, which is as tall as two grown-up humans standing on top of each other! WOW!   That’s tall!   What makes giraffes even more special? Well, it would be their unique spotted pattern on their bodies. No two giraffes have the exact same spots, just like how no two people have the same fingerprints. These spots help them blend into their natural habitat in Africa, where they live.   Giraffes are herbivores. And what does that mean, you ask!   It means they only eat plants. Their favorite food is leaves, especially from trees. That's why their long necks come in handy – they can reach high up into the trees to grab those tasty leaves. Gir