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I have had this thought since I was a kid, and was told by my Catholic grandmother that it was quite an uncharitable thought to have. 🙄 Apparently people genuinely believe it is wrong to believe the world shouldn‘t need charity, but since it does, it is our duty to do what we can. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Go figure.
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“Life might have its failures, but this was not it. The only true failure can come if you quit.“

This book supports lessons on growth mindset, problem-solving, and engineering concepts, aligning with STEM activities. It can inspire students to experiment with their own creations, reinforcing that mistakes are valuable learning opportunities.

This book is a 2013 picture book in the genres of children's literature and STEM-focused fiction. The story follows Rosie, a young inventor who is initially discouraged when one of her creations fails, but she learns that perseverance is key to success. The book has received several accolades, including a spot on the New York Times Best Seller list and various STEM book lists.

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This is the newest book by the same author.

Noticing by Kobi Yamada was the perfect read in the quiet of the morning on the day after my father took his flight from this world. May we all take the time to “pause and allow for the extraordinary“ that this beautiful life offers!

“You did it! Hooray! It's the perfect first try! This great flop is over. It's time for the next!“

This is an important book as it helps the students think about the importance of trial and error and if we fail at first, we must try again and work hard to accomplish our goals.

This story talks about a young girl that looked up to her aunt that showed her how she can use her imagination to create and form inventions that will make an impact on the world. She learns how to create more inventions that will be useful and how to make them work.