by Terri Whitmire | Mar 20, 2020 | Uncategorized
For Children 1. The Match Game That bag of mismatch socks is perfect for such a time as this. Make a game of it and give them ten cents for every match. For those unmatched or worn socks, have your kids use them to make a family of sock puppets. 2. Put a Fork In It...
by Terri Whitmire | Mar 16, 2020 | Uncategorized
After having lunch with a friend of mine from South America, we discussed translating the first book I wrote into Spanish. We daydreamed of how much fun it would be to travel and promote my book in Colombia, South America. And until this coronavirus thing came up, I...
by Terri Whitmire | Mar 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
1. Listen to their latest short story. If your child rushes to your side begging you to read their latest story, give them your undivided attention. Match their excitement level and schedule a time to sit with them so that they may share their work without...
by Terri Whitmire | Feb 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
1. Your child follows their own path. That’s right! That defiant child who insists on doing things their way is a sure sign that that you have a creative child. Has your child been engrossed in a project and totally ignored your request? Maybe you’ve heard the...
