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01/20/2026

✨ Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Books & Big Ideas ✨

Today we’re learning about Martin Luther King Jr.—his life, his dream, and how kids today can help make the world kinder and more fair 💭💙

🤔 Who Was Martin Luther King Jr.?
Books about his life, his words, and his legacy:
• I Am Martin Luther King Jr.
• Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Dream March
• Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• As Good as Anybody

These stories help kids understand who Dr. King was and why his dream still matters today.

🌈 We’re Different — and the Same
Books that explore skin color, identity, and celebrating differences:
• Shades of People
• Two Eyes, a Nose, and a Mouth
• What’s the Difference?
• The Land of Many Colors
• I Am America

These books remind kids that noticing differences helps us understand each other better 💛

✊🏽 Kids Can Make Change
Stories about using your voice, standing up, and helping others:
• Sometimes People March
• A Voice Like Yours
• Speak Up
• Get Up, Stand Up
• The Artivist
• We Are Allies!

Big change can start with small voices—and kids have powerful ones 🗣️ ✨

❤️ Don’t Be Color-Blind 💙
A reminder to see, listen to, and celebrate everyone’s stories.
Different experiences help light up the world 🌈

Dr. King believed kids could help build a better future—and reading together is a great place to begin 📚💫

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01/15/2026

🟢🟡🟢 📰 Some news from our friends at Sesame Street 📰 🟢🟡🟢

Our Street just got a little longer. YouTube now has the largest digital library of Sesame Street content!

For the first time ever, more than 100 full episodes of Sesame Street are available for free on YouTube. Watch everything from beloved, iconic episodes to recent season adventures across the Sesame Street and Sesame Street Classics channels.

Whether you’re an old friend or a brand-new pal, we’re so excited to welcome you to our neighborhood on YouTube.

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01/14/2026

🦆💛 Happy National Rubber Ducky Day! 💛🦆
Today we’re celebrating one of the most beloved bath toys ever!

✨ Did you know?
The classic rubber ducky we know today was inspired by a sculpture created by artist Peter Ganine all the way back in the 1940s. A little piece of art turned into a big childhood favorite!

🌊 And then… something incredible happened in 1992!
A shipping container spilled thousands of rubber ducks into the ocean. Instead of sinking, they floated—traveling across seas and washing up on shores years later. Scientists even used them to learn about ocean currents!

📚 That amazing true story inspired one of our favorite picture books:
10 Little Rubber Ducks by Eric Carle 🧡
A sweet story about little ducks drifting on the water and finding their way.

🦆🌞 From bathtubs to big oceans, rubber ducks remind us that small things can have big adventures.

💬 Question for kids:
Where do YOU think a rubber duck might travel next?

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01/06/2026

👑 What Is Three Kings Day? 👑

Three Kings Day, also called Día de Reyes, is celebrated on January 6. It remembers the day the Three Kings (or Wise Men) followed a bright star to visit baby Jesus and bring him special gifts.

⭐️ How Is It Celebrated?
Families celebrate in fun and meaningful ways!
✨ Children may leave out shoes or treats for the Kings
✨ Gifts are sometimes given
✨ Many families share a sweet bread called Rosca de Reyes
✨ Parades, music, and stories help make the day joyful

📚 Books in the Picture

📕 Hooray, It’s Three Kings Day! by Annette M. Clayton
This book follows a child as she learns about Three Kings Day and what the celebration means to families and communities.
📗Three Kings Day: Día de Reyes by Marisa Bañn
This beautifully illustrated book explains the story of the Three Kings and how the holiday is celebrated in many cultures today.

💫 Why It’s Special
Three Kings Day is about kindness, giving, family, and remembering an important story—all shared through traditions, food, and books.

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01/03/2026

🎨 Saturday morning craft. Making window clings. 🪟

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01/02/2026

✨ Happy Last Night of Kwanzaa! ✨
Tonight we light the seventh candle to celebrate Imani (Faith) 🕯️

Imani means believing in ourselves, our families, our community, and our future 💛
It’s a night to reflect, give thanks, and feel proud of who we are.

We loved reading My First Kwanzaa, a beautiful and simple book that helps little ones learn about Kwanzaa, the candles, and the seven principles in a way they can understand 📖✨

As Kwanzaa comes to a close, we carry its lessons with us all year long.
🌾 Faith in ourselves
🌾 Faith in each other
🌾 Faith in our future

Heri za Kwanzaa! ❤️💚🖤

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01/01/2026

🎉✨ Happy New Year! ✨🎉

Turn your New Year’s celebration into a game! 🎲🍬
Grab some candy, roll the dice, and take turns sharing memories, laughs, and hopes for the year ahead.

💬 Funny moments
💛 Things we’re thankful for
🌟 Exciting plans for the New Year

Perfect for families, classrooms, or cozy gatherings with friends. Simple, sweet, and full of connection 💕

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01/01/2026

🎉🕛 New Year’s Scavenger Hunt Fun! 🕛🎉

Ready, set… HUNT! 👀✨
Ring in the New Year with a fun scavenger hunt full of sparkles, hats, balloons, and party surprises!

🎈 Can you find:
🎩 Party hats
🎉 Confetti & poppers
🕰️ A clock counting down
🎭 Masks, glasses, and silly fun

This is a perfect activity for kiddos to stay busy, practice observation skills, and celebrate together while waiting for midnight 🥳

💬 Which item would YOUR kid find first?

01/01/2026

✨ Merry everything and a happy always!✨
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01/01/2026

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12/31/2025

🎉✨ New Year’s Fun with Shanté! ✨🎉

Shanté Keys loves New Year’s Day! 🥳
Grandma is cooking chitlins, baked ham, greens, and cornbread—but uh oh! 😲
She forgot the black-eyed peas, and everyone knows that means bad luck!

So Shanté heads out into her neighborhood to borrow some…
and along the way, she discovers fun New Year’s traditions from around the world 🌍🎆

12/31/2025

🌟✨ New Year’s Traditions From Around the World ✨🌟

Did you know people all over the world welcome the New Year in fun and meaningful ways? Here are some kid-friendly traditions that celebrate hope, luck, and fresh starts!

🍇 Spain – At midnight, people eat 12 grapes, one for each clock chime, to wish for good luck all year long.

🚪 Philippines – Doors and windows are opened to let the old year out and welcome the new one in.

🦘 Denmark – People jump off a chair at midnight to leap into the New Year with a fresh start!

🍽️ Germany – Plates (not glasses!) are broken to bring good luck and new beginnings.

🔴 Italy – Wearing red is believed to bring happiness and good fortune.

🧳 Colombia – Some people carry an empty suitcase to invite travel and adventures in the year ahead.

🍊 Japan – Round foods are eaten because circles represent togetherness, long life, and continuity.

💌 Latin America – Wishes are written and released at midnight, trusting the New Year to bring what’s meant to be.

🕯️ Brazil – Candles are lit to focus on hopes, dreams, and intentions for the coming year.

✨ Which New Year’s tradition would YOU try?
Tell us in the comments! 👇🎉

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