I’m not sure what the weather is like where you live but here in Tennessee, the heat and humidity are back. Let’s talk about our favorite treats to beat the heat. Choose one from the poll and share your favorite memory, later today, I’ll share a fun kitchen activity or you can check out the Curious Kitchen #Day 3: Magic Oobleck for something fun.

I wanted to share something with the community 🙂 Learning French doesn’t have to mean worksheets or long lessons. Sometimes all it takes is 10 minutes, a few everyday objects, and a little imagination. I created this printable with 20 simple, screen-free activities that help children practice French naturally through play. Whether you’re building a blanket fort, packing a pretend suitcase, playing memory games, or having a picnic, every moment becomes an opportunity to learn. ✨ Perfect for all ages 🎨 No fancy materials needed 🇫🇷 Beginner-friendly 👣 Learning happens through everyday play 💬 Which activity are you excited to try first?

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Hi! 😊 I’m Mayelice, a French tutor and the founder of a Skool community where kids learn French through play, games, stories, and fun activities. 🇫🇷 I wanted to share this fun activity in this amazing community, Looking for a fun way to keep your child moving while practicing French? Try our Cool Towel Challenge! 🧊🧺 Place a cool, damp towel on your child’s head and see how far they can walk without dropping it. The twist? Every time the towel falls, they must say the color of the first thing they see in both French and English! 🎨 Examples: 🔴 Rouge — Red 🔵 Bleu — Blue 🟢 Vert — Green 🟡 Jaune — Yellow This simple game helps develop: ✅ Balance ✅ Focus ✅ Coordination ✅ French vocabulary Perfect for hot summer days, travel days, or whenever you need a quick screen-free activity! 👇 do you think your child will enjoy this activity? If you’d like more French-learning resources and support for your child, feel free to join us!

Have any of you published a children's colouring book on Amazon KDP or other publishing platforms? I'm currently working on my own children's colouring book project and would love to learn from those who have already been through the process. If you could go back and give your pre-publishing self one piece of advice, what would it be? Poll Options: I'd especially love to hear: - What surprised you most after publishing? - What mistakes would you avoid if starting again? - What worked better than expected? - Is there anything you wish someone had told you before you hit "Publish"? Thank you in advance for sharing your experience. Your advice could save a beginner from making some expensive or time-consuming mistakes! 😊