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March - Women's History Month!

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  Women's History Month: Super She-roes Who Changed the World!  Hey there, future world-changers! Did you know that March is Women’s History Month ? It’s a time to celebrate amazing women who made history, broke barriers, and inspired the world! Let’s dive into some SUPER SHE-ROES (that’s like superheroes, but real-life women who changed the world!). Meet Some Super She-roes! Trailblazing Women in History – Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) – The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean! Talk about soaring high! Mae Jemison (1956 - ) – She was the first Black woman to go to space! She’s a doctor, engineer, and astronaut. That’s triple cool! Malala Yousafzai (1997 - ) – She fought for girls’ education and became the youngest person ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize! Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) – A famous artist from Mexico who told her story through bold and colorful paintings. Marie Curie (1867-1934) – The first woman to win a Nobel Prize in science! She m...

Kids Triva and Activity Sheets

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  Hello Kids here's a few - Fun Activity Sheets and Trivia  Ages 3-6 .   1.     What color is a school bus? a) Blue b) Yellow c) Green d) Purple   2.     Which animal says "Moo"? a) Cat b) Dog c) Cow d) Duck       Answer: 1.   b) Yellow 2. c) Cow   For FREE  PDF copy of activity pages   send e-mail to: Buddeebooks@gmail.com  

New Year's Resolutions for Kids

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  Start the year by setting fun and achievable goals! Read a book a month!                 Learn a new skill, like cooking or juggling.        Walking  Juggling Be kinder to your siblings (yes, really!)    *** What are your favorite things to do in the winter? Share your ideas in the comments! Let’s make this year the best one yet.

December is full of Celebrations!

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  Hey Kids! Did you know December is full of celebrations? Here are some fun facts about three amazing holidays celebrated around the world:   CHANUKAH • What it Celebrates: Chanukah, also called the Festival of Lights, celebrates a miracle from over 2,000 years ago when a small amount of oil burned for eight days! •      Traditions: Lighting the menorah, playing dreidel games, and eating delicious fried foods like latkes and sufganiyot (jelly donuts). • Special Meaning: It's all about hope, light, and standing up for what you believe in. Holiday Cheer for All Ages! This holiday season, we're spreading joy with a FREE Holiday Coloring Book! Perfect for kids and adults alike, it's filled with festive fun to brighten your days. How to get yours? Simply email Buddee at: Buddeebooks@gmail.com to receive your free PDF copy! Mention ‘ Holiday Coloring book’ in the subject Hurry! This holiday treat won't last forever.      CHRISTMAS What i...

The Winter Solstice. 2024 December 21st - What is it?

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  It’s the shortest day of the year—but also brings the promise of more daylight ahead. For all of us living in the Northern Hemisphere (above the Equator, like the US, winter is a season of cold, and dark days. Brr! But if winter lots of snow pull out the sleds! Fun Fact ·         Changing of Fall- to Winter, is ‘Winter Solstice.’ ·         In the United States, winter lasts about 90 days, ·         With that information scientists often tie it to the calendar, ·         Then winter falls during in late December, January, February, and the early part of March. Three engaging Activities for kids to celebrate Winter Solstice on December 21, 2024 1. Winter Solstice Storytelling & Hot Cocoa Materials : A cozy setup with blankets, a fire (real or electric), and hot cocoa supplies. Activity : Share Winter Solstice stor...