When I was growing up, there were very few people on the big screen who looked like me – not that I necessarily noticed; but looking back, I can ascertain that it was a reality. I’m grateful that times have changed, and my daughters get to enjoy interesting movies with all sorts of remarkable characters including some who share their same ethnic background. I thought it would be meaningful to make an acknowledgement post during Black History Month, and, although the month is celebrated in various ways by different people, let’s have fun with it and discuss some good movies starring black actors! Here are 14 of our faves that you can (probably) watch with your entire family:
The biggest game of the year is this Sunday and even though it's before a school night for some (though some school districts have the following week off), you can still have fun doing a little watching, eating, and cheering with your kids!
We put together a few ideas on our Pinterest page for food, crafts, and games. Check out how to create your own charcuterie board or set up a make-your-own chili bar - easy, fun, and bound to keep your kids entertained for at least a little while so you can watch a little of the game and the half-time show!
What can I do with my kids for Valentine's Day to make them feel really loved and super special? Here are some ideas!
Most kids love reading holiday-themed books, and the next holiday we're preparing for is all about L-O-V-E. Thankfully Amazon has a huge variety of Valentine's Day books for wee ones, and most ship free with Amazon Prime or Free Super Saver Shipping. Pack a blanket and picnic lunch, head to one of our beautiful parks, and enjoy reading these love-filled books with your little readers!
Surely you've enjoyed your share of summer picnics, but have you ever had one in the winter time? No? Oh, you're in for such a treat! It's very possible to spend a lovely, luxurious time outdoors in The Woodlands with blankets, warm foods, hot drinks, and games during the cold weather months. Here's how to pull it off.
He had a dream! And on the third Monday of each year, we celebration him on MLK Day, the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their communities.
Do you know who Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was? Do your kids know about this man who changed the world?
Do you know who Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was? Do your kids know about this man who changed the world?
Your family can celebrate the man whose dream still lives on today by delving into one or more of the many books written about his life.
