Creativity
3 Ways Journal Writing Helps Your Kids with Personal Growth
It’s winter, and your kids may be home more because of remote learning. Duke and Daisy spent their time to find something that will help your kids feel better and have some fun while they’re spending more time indoors and away from their everyday lifestyles. They’re enthused to help kids spend time writing in a…
Read MoreMany great books to help kids explore the wonderful world of Native American Heritage
Duke and Daisy explored the history of Native Americans and loved what they found. They were amazed by the Native American story and their journey many thousand years ago when humans journeyed across the Bering land bridge, from Asia to Alaska. For the full description of the Native American journey over the thousands of…
Read MoreHow Tweens Can Have A Magical Halloween without Goblins and Ghosts
Duke and Daisy are thinking about tweens this Halloween. Since tweens are still kids and love Halloween, Duke and Daisy understand that their ideas about celebrating Halloween may be changing so they set out to find ways for tweens to celebrate Halloween. Duke and Daisy think tweens like Halloween because they can dress up…
Read More10 Ways Audio Books Can Help Kids’ Learn More and Get Smarter.
Duke and Daisy would love to help your children have fun while they learn since they may be spending more time at home instead of classroom learning. That’s why Duke took Daisy on a trip to find out more about audiobooks for kids. Come along and explore the ten great ways the audiobooks make…
Read MoreWHY EXPLORING RED RIDING HOOD WILL MAKE KIDS’ LIVES BETTER?
Duke and Daisy sometimes visit an enchanting fairy forest where they met a special friend that most kids know. Kids from many generations have learned and had fun with this wonderful young girl. Red Riding Hood first appeared in the 1600s. And Duke and Daisy agree with Charles Perrault, the original author, who…
Read More3 amazing islands activities to give your kids a Treasure Island experience
“We must go on because we can’t turn back.” Robert Louis Stevenson, Treasure Island Duke and Daisy are thrilled to take your kids on an island adventure. They think Islands are lovely places to dream about – sandy beaches, sunny days, warm breezes. Ask your kids this question? Wouldn’t it be wonderful to head…
Read MoreIf your kids like digging in the dirt and solving mysteries, they’ll love archaeology
Duke and Daisy invited a couple of their friends Doug the Digger and Dick the Detective to share their interest in archeology to inspire kids. Greetings, I’m Doug the Digger. My expertise is digging deep into the dirt to discover ancient ruins. I love it. And, hiya, I’m Dick the Detective. My expertise to solve…
Read MoreHere’s a great journey for kids to discover the incredible history of American Indians
People lived in the United States long before the arrival of Christopher Columbus and the Europeans. These people and cultures are called Native Americans. The first people to live in a land are called indigenous peoples, which means they were the original settlers. The Native Americans are the indigenous peoples and cultures of the…
Read MoreWhy your kids need more nature time this Spring.
Welcome. Duke and Daisy are happy that you stopped by, and they have some fantastic tips for you to help your children get outdoors. Kids need good doses of nature. Miraculous things can happen for them if they spend time in their own backyard, open spaces, parks, and any place outdoors where it’s safe and…
Read MoreHow to help your kids discover and have fun with Women’s History Month
Duke and Daisy were busy this month getting ready to share some interesting facts and activities for Women’s History Month. They thought you may want to share them with children. Here’s what they’d like to share with you. Fun facts about women in history. Mary Anderson helps driving safer today since she invented the…
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