In Pancakes for Breakfast, Tomie DePaola, author and/or illustrator of more than 200 books for children, shares an endearing tale of perseverance and determination.

This classic wordless picture book tells the sweet story of an old lady who is hungry for pancakes and decides to do something about it.

Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep! And I think we may have found him!

Let your little one practice the sound that SH makes with this tasty snack from our ABC Snacks series. This showy sheep recipe brings together crisp veggies and creamy cottage cheese to create a snack that is rich in nutrients and big in taste.

After my barn chores this morning, I took Oskar out for a short walk on a lead rope.

As we walked, Oskar made that wonderful blowing noise that horses make through their nose. It’s a sign of relaxation, and I happen to think that it’s really cute when ponies do it.

I decided it would be fun to encourage Oskar to blow, so I “clicked” to let him know that I liked it.

Mercer Mayer, beloved author and illustrator, has published more than 300 books since he began illustrating in 1966. Mayer’s book frog, where are you? is part of a series of books about a special friendship between a boy and his pets, Dog and Frog.

Often considered the creator of the wordless book genre, Mayer is a master at communicating storyline and emotion without the benefit of a single printed word. His illustrations remarkably convey the heart of the story.

Mark Ludy, author and illustrator of The Flower Man, invites his readers to see and discover things they never expected to encounter.

I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree.

There’s nothing more relaxing than resting under the branches of a shady tree on a hot summer day.

And now you can make your own shady tree with this creative snack recipe.

Kids love turtles, and your little ones will love everything about this turtle. It’s easy to make, cute to look at, and delicious to eat—what’s not to love?

It’s not always easy to get children to snack on healthy food, but this kid-friendly Tasty Turtle Treats recipe will make it easy to persuade your preschooler to gobble up his fruit.

Ugly Upside-down Peach Cake may not be the prettiest snack in the ABC Snacks Series, but it’s definitely one of the sweetest. And with only four ingredients and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, it’s also one of the easiest.

Ugly Upside-down Peach Cake is a kid-friendly recipe that you and your preschooler will both love.

It’s that wonderful time of year when April showers bring beautiful May flowers.

Of course, if you live in the Northwoods like we do, April can bring more snow than rain…but we’ll keep our umbrellas handy just in case.

This fruity ABC Snacks recipe is the perfect lunch to brighten up a rainy day.

Yummy fruit and a cloud-shaped sandwich promise to make this a favorite with even the most persnickety preschoolers. And rain or shine, this creative snack is healthy enough to keep moms happy, too.

My kids are now well beyond their school years, and I miss the “getting organized for the start of school” part of homeschooling.

We homeschooled through high school, and during that time there were several organizational tools that I couldn’t homeschool without. Well, I could, but I’d be crabby and disorganized, and you don’t want to see me crabby and disorganized.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and we’ve cooked up a lovely heart-shaped snack for you and your favorite Valentine!

Kids love pizza, and this pizza is extra special. Not only will your preschooler enjoy creating and eating his very own Valentine-y pizza, he’ll also have a ton of fun learning the letter V.