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Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright is a popular children's book about a snowman who gets cold and tries to warm up in silly ways, like drinking cocoa or sitting in a hot tub, causing him to melt, but children rebuild him each time. Illustrated by Stephen Gilpin, the book features repetitive, rhyming text and playful illustrations, making it a favorite for preschoolers and early elementary students during winter.
Little Blue Trucks' Christmas is written by Alice Schertle and illustrated by Jill McElmurry. Little learners will explore seasonal vocabulary, simple phrases and cultural fun as they follow Little Blue delivering joy to all his friends in both English and Chinese.
God Gave Us Christmas is written by Lisa Tawn Bergren and illustrated by David Hohn. In this sweet story, little cub and mama polar bear go out on an adventure looking for God and find beautiful sightings of Him and the meaning of Christmas.
What does a snowman like to eat? Snowball soup of course! Tune in for an adorable story of Little Critter, Little Sister and Dog with their new friend.
Snowball Soup is a scholastic book by Mercer Mayer.
In this cozy storytime episode, we follow our young explorers on a fun filled leaf hunt! Join us as we wander crunchy paths, spot colorful treasures, and discover the magic hidden in nature's tiniest details.
In this episode, we cozy up with the heartwarming fall classic Spookley the Square Pumpkin, by Joe Troiano. This sweet story reminds us that being different isn't something to hide, it's something to celebrate! We walk through Spookley's journey from feeling like an outsider to discoverying that his uniqueness is actually his greatest strength!
In today’s episode, I’m sharing the story behind why I started this podcast. I’ll also take you inside my experience at the LeadHer Summit in Dallas, a weekend filled with powerful connections, meaningful inspiration, and transformative moments. Many of you may have seen my posts about it on social media, consider this episode a deeper dive into the key lessons and takeaways that left a lasting impact =)
Count the exciting days leading up to Thanksgiving, and get ready for a festive gathering with family! This episode brings together numbers, family, and holiday festivities in English and Chinese with Ms .Rachel, enjoy!
12 Days of Thanksgiving i a Scholastic book by Jenna Lettice and illustrated by Colleen Madden.
In this episode,we dive into the book Does Giraffe Eat Alone? By Anita Bijsterbosch. It' a heartwarming and thoughtful children's book about family, friendship and togetherness through the eys of animals.
This book is extra special to me since my little boy picked it out when he was a wee toddler, and now he can read it in English and tell to me in Chinese since I have read it bilingually so much over the years to him.
Don't forget to connect with me on Instagram @ rachelxeverafter, and if you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe and leave a review, it means the world!
See you in the next story!
Zai Jian!
In this episode, I will be teaching you some of the most useful phrases in Chinese, enjoy!
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