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Tiny Creatures, Big Importance
With May in bloom and summer just around the corner, bugs and backyard critters are becoming more active, and that’s something to celebrate.
Inspired by the children’s books There’s a Mouse at My House and There’s a Bug on My Rug, this is a wonderful time to remind children that even the smallest creatures play an important role in our ecosystem.
Bees and butterflies help pollinate plants, other critters enrich soil, and insects provide food for birds and other wildlife. From gardens to forests, these tiny creatures help keep nature in balance.
As children begin spotting more bugs this season, encourage curiosity and kindness. Instead of seeing bugs and critters as pests, we can help children understand they are living things with an important purpose.
This May, read a story, explore outdoors, and celebrate the little creatures that help our world thrive, because even the tiniest critters make a big difference.
Download the children's Bug eBook here!
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"No Matter How Long the Winter, Spring is Sure to Follow."
March is more than just a month on the calendar. It is a mindset shift. It is a reminder to shake off the sluggishness of winter, to breathe in fresh air, and to step boldly into what is next. So whatever you are working toward this month, keep going. The seeds you plant now will bloom beautifully in the months ahead. -
December: A Month of Light, Learning, and Little Joys
? A Month for Inclusivity December shines brightest when everyone feels welcome. It’s a season made richer by the variety of traditions people hold dear. Some ways to honor inclusivity: Ask friends about their traditions and listen with curiosity. Share recipes from different cultures. Light candles not just for rituals, but for unity and hope. Use greetings like “Happy Holidays” or personalize them when you know someone’s celebration. Inclusivity turns winter gatherings into something magical.










