blogs
blogs and stories by Victoria Range-Carr
Why The Things Kids Learn Today is the Best Book for Social-Emotional Learning
In a bustling classroom full of curious faces, a teacher gently asks, “What does it mean to be yourself?” One hand shoots up, and a young voice confidently shares, “It
How to Talk About Gender Identity with Kids Using Storybooks
Talking about gender identity can feel challenging for parents and caregivers, especially if you grew up in a home where it was never discussed. Still, kids are naturally curious. They
Why Socio-Emotional Learning Books Matter for Today’s Kids
Many parents and teachers often focus on tests and homework as the main parts of a child’s education. Throughout my career, I’ve observed that test scores don’t always shape who
Faith, Family, and Identity – Finding Common Ground
Faith and family are powerful forces in shaping a child’s worldview. But when conversations about gender identity arise, many families rooted in faith traditions may feel uncertain about how to
What Every Youth Leader, Mentor and Educator Should Know About SOGIE
Classrooms are more diverse than ever, and every child carries their own story of identity. For adults working with and supporting youth, understanding Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Expression (SOGIE)
A Parent’s Guide to Safe Conversations About Identity
Many parents grew up in households where children were told to be ‘seen and not heard.’ While this phrase may have once been accepted, today we know that it stifles
