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Children’s Author Angel Krishna Classroom Reading Gabby’s Space Adventure
Children’s author Angel Krishna stops by the classroom to read her latest picture book Gabby’s Space Adventure! As a hippo, Gabby is not a likely candidate for space travel. That does not stop her from pursuing her dream of going … Continue reading
Posted in education, Gabby's Space Adventure, Live Readings, Uncategorized
Tagged authors, books, children, children's books, determination, dreams, education, elementary school, fun, imagination, kids, learning, life lessons, midwest, picture books, reading, space, teachers, teaching, video
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Teaching Your Kids to Reach for the Stars
Reaching for the stars! Your kids can do it with your encouragement. Kids need to know you believe in them. The words from you as a parent means everything. Your children believe in you. They trust you. You are the … Continue reading
3 Ways to Teach Your Kids How to Save Money
Kids need to know and learn that money is earned and should be spent wisely. Having a roof over your head and food in your stomach is more important than buying the latest and greatest thing. Teaching them this will … Continue reading
Posted in parenting, Uncategorized
Tagged allowance, bills, dads, finance, home, house, kids, moms, money, mortgage, piggy bank, responsibility, savings
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Traveling with Kids: Making Road Trips Fun and Creative
Road-Trip! These two words are NOT my favorite, lol. Actually, they give me immediate stress. Then I say “Okay, I can do this.” Before the road trip I automatically think of what to bring and or make before we take … Continue reading
Posted in communication, education, imagination, parenting, Uncategorized
Tagged children, dads, education, family vacation, fun, games, kids, moms, parenting, quality time, road trip, stimulation, summer vacation
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Author teaches lessons through children’s books
Author Angel Krishna takes us through her new children’s books.
Posted in communication, education, Gabby's Space Adventure, Interviews, My Books, parenting
Tagged believe in yourself, children, children's books, Interviews, Kansas City, KCTV5, kids, kindergarten, kindness, life lessons, parenting, preschool, reading, values
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Children’s Author Says Imagination is Taken for Granted
Kansas City children’s author Angel Krishna uses her imagination every day when dreaming up her new books, and she believes imagination is something parents need to cultivate from a very young age. “We take “imagination” for granted,” Krishna says. “We … Continue reading
Posted in imagination, Uncategorized
Tagged books, children, Christmas, crocodiles, hippos, imagination, kids, learning, monkeys, parents, picture books, preK, preschool, press release, reading, teaching
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#KidLit #BookReview: Gabby’s Space Adventure
Gabby’s Space Adventure has been released on paperback! Check out the first review! BOOK REVIEW ***** 5 Stars Reviewed by Kristen Van Kampen (Teen Reviewer) for Readers’ Favorite Gabby’s Space Adventure by Angel Krishna is an inspiring, well written children’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Gabby's Space Adventure, Uncategorized
Tagged believe in yourself, book review, children, children's authors, education, indie authors, kidlit, kids, learning, picture books, preschool, space, writers
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Stimulating Your Child’s Brain
I love when a parent lets their children jump in puddles, play with mud, pick up frogs, and climb trees. Outdoor activities are so fun for your child. A child’s brain wants and needs stimulation to help it grow. Let’s get those motors started! Continue reading
Posted in education, imagination, parenting, Uncategorized
Tagged babies, children, development, intelligence, kids, outdoors, outside, parenting, parenting tips, play, preschool, screen time, smart, stimulation, tactile, toddlers
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Allowing Your Kids to Help at Home
Let’s get your kids helping at home By teaching your kids to help around the house, they will become more hands-on and independent. This will build and strengthen their thought process, follow-through skills, independent thinking, creative thinking, and sense of responsibility. … Continue reading
Posted in parenting, Uncategorized
Tagged children, chores, cleaning, confidence, dads, education, home, housework, kids, learning, moms, parenting, parenting tips, responsibility, teaching
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