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Awaken ancient forms and play within them,
Sift gold amidst the wreckage of your slumber;
Renew your passions, maybe Pinterest pin them,
Tell that one toxic friend, ‘Yo, lose my number.’
The day is clear, a new day is aborning;
And so are you, perpet’ually. Gmorning.

– Lin-Manual Miranda, Gmorning, Gnight!

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  • Exploring Personal Connections with Despicable Me 4

    My family went on vacation with friends a few years ago. It was fun but also complicated to figure out how to live together for a week.

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    Exploring Community Change with The Artivist

    Recently, my children were discussing who might have made their clothes. We have talked about child labor in factories,

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  • Gender Identity & The Dress in the Window

    “Paint my fingers and toes, too, mommy!” pleaded my four year old son. “I want to be sparkly like the girls!” He was already wearing a pink tutu and tiara from an afternoon of playing with his sister and friends.

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    Exploring Identity with Inside Out 2

    The transition from childhood to adolescence brings a host of new emotions to the fore: anxiety, envy, embarrassment, and ennui (boredom).

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  • Exploring ‘Freedom’ with Kids on Juneteenth

    Every June 19th, the U.S. celebrates Juneteenth. It’s a national holiday commemorating the ending of slavery as a legal practice.

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    Practicing Gratitude

    Gratitude may seem like a natural attitude, but studies show it is primarily a skill that children learn from others.

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