Lae Lae and her group of friends celebrate "Mother Earth" and all of the creatures that share "Mother Earth" with us. The children represent different cultures from around the world and they band together to learn about the environment, our natural resources and all of the animals who live on Mother Earth.
The month of November has been designated as National Gratitude Month and Lae Lae invites us all to join her in finding something to be grateful for. Being grateful does not mean that we deny that negative things happen in life; it means finding and focusing more on the good things. It means finding something, however small, to be grateful for instead of concentrating on the negative. It's hard but an attitude of gratitude has been proven to produce a positive impact on mental, physical and personal wellbeing.
Lae Lae wants to invite you to join her in gratitude in her Lae Lae book adventures with stories, story telling opportunities, games, activities and teaching notes for children ages two to six and their adult friends.
* This is being sent to you as someone who is interested in children's causes and children's books. All questions and comments are appreciated. If you no longer want to be included in information about Lae Lae or the blogs for children that are written weekly, please let us know and we will be happy to take you off our list. Thank you!
The month of November has been designated as National Gratitude Month and Lae Lae invites us all to join her in finding something to be grateful for. Being grateful does not mean that we deny that negative things happen in life; it means finding and focusing more on the good things. It means finding something, however small, to be grateful for instead of concentrating on the negative. It's hard but an attitude of gratitude has been proven to produce a positive impact on mental, physical and personal wellbeing.
Lae Lae wants to invite you to join her in gratitude in her Lae Lae book adventures with stories, story telling opportunities, games, activities and teaching notes for children ages two to six and their adult friends.
* This is being sent to you as someone who is interested in children's causes and children's books. All questions and comments are appreciated. If you no longer want to be included in information about Lae Lae or the blogs for children that are written weekly, please let us know and we will be happy to take you off our list. Thank you!
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