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Food Holidays: September 2022: National Chicken Month
Good morning, how are you? I wanted to share our series featuring Food Holidays: September 2022: National Chicken Month. I don’t know about you but I love Chicken. Just last night we had Fried Chicken for dinner. Later this month we will have Chicken and Rice and Chicken Salad. Would you like to join us for dinner? NATIONAL CHICKEN MONTH Look around America Chicken’s everywhere! Whether the Chicken is broiled, baked, fried or floating in Soup, we can’t seem to get enough. In fact, Smithsonian magazine recently called Chicken “the ubiquitous food of our era, crossing multiple cultural boundaries with ease.” Still, we don’t often stop to appreciate Chicken a…
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Food Holidays: September 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: September 2022. Can you believe August is gone and were entering September? I don’t know about you but I can’t wait to see where this new month takes my family. I PRAY it gets easier for everyone involved. As we move into September I wanted to share a list of Food Holidays being celebrated this month. Take a look at them and let me know which holiday you most want to celebrate and why. Charlie and I use these holidays not only as Lesson Plans but in our Homeschool Cooking Class. National Chicken MonthNational Honey MonthNational Mushroom MonthNational Papaya MonthNational Potato MonthNational Rice…
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Begin each and every day as if there is something new to discover about their child rather than something to feel anxious about
Begin each and every day as if there is something new to discover about their child rather than something to feel anxious about Children’s development, especially in the early years, is an amazing opportunity to witness how their perception of the world and interactions with others changes. It’s easy to spot your child’s physical development—like when they start crawling or walking—but their emotional development is harder to track because these changes occur on the inside. Social and emotional development is subtle and requires careful observation. An example of this, and one we discuss in our book, The Emotionally Intelligent Child: Effective Strategies for Parenting Self-Aware, Cooperative & Well- Balanced Kids,…







