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By: Barbara Bredell-Searle   Life has changed for all of us in the year of 2020, and as you turn on the news or look at any type of social media, it can become very

Michelle Mallonee Long “For us to truly accept anyone of any age, it is necessary to be able to feel what it is like to be that person, only then can we accept that other

Natalie Grebe When I spend time in any classroom, from preschool through school-age, one thing they seem to almost always have in their library is Pete the Cat books. Pete the Cat is a series

Amy Hoffman World Kindness Day is observed every year on November 13. This holiday might be new to some of you (it certainly was to me!), so here are some facts: It was introduced in

Michelle Mallonee Long I tend to be a creature of habit. I like to schedule and plan and prepare. I like to know my routine. These things keep me settled and grounded. Changes to my

Regina Wright   The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the number of adults working from home and the number of children attending school from home. More than half of American workers are working remotely, and children are also interacting and

Natalie Grebe Recently I had a scheduled assessment at the Goddard School in Chadds Ford.  As I walked toward the building a sign caught my eye: Although I’ve visited numerous schools in PA, I had never

Stefanie Camoni   Mindfulness is a term you have probably heard but may not be clear as to what it really means. According to mindful.org, “Mindfulness is the basic human ability to be fully present,

by Angel Avery-Wright We often see tacos as Hispanic/Latino, spaghetti as Italian, and sushi as Asian. But do you know where bagels come from? Are French fries French? Who invented the sandwich?  American food is often seen as