On picture book biographies and imagining adulthood When our kids were little, I found it hard to imagine them as big kids, let alone teens or—gasp!—adults. But they’re prone to point out things … Read More ...
Fostering Imagination
Even Me?
“What in the world are you reading?” I asked. “I haven’t seen you take your face out of that book in two days.” My sister, seemingly against her will, tore […]
Resources
A Pocketful of Wonder: A New Adventure Guide for Families
Second grade science has not been very methodical at my house. Everyday, I hand my son a notebook and tell him to go observe something, draw it, and come talk […]
Warren & the World
The Warren & The World Vol 13, Issue 10
This was a week full of meetings for me—and despite the fact that we’ve had beautiful weather which would have been nice to be outdoors in, we’re also at the […]
For Kids
I Used to Race the Sun
I used to race the sun. Honest, I did. I was twelve years old and delivered the morning newspaper. In temperate weather I rode my faithful old bike in easy […]