We created Kiwi, a young boy, to represent all great Kids on the Wise. When it comes to growing wise, kids need to know how to make good choices,… When Kiwi puts his hoodie on, he focuses more in his inner world, his intuition and follows inspiration. His mind is shielded off from the outside….
Embracing chaos can be a valuable skill for children to learn, as it helps them adapt to unpredictable situations and develop resilience. Here are some activities to show kids how to embrace chaos in a fun and constructive way: 1. **Chaos Art:** Provide a canvas, paints, and various art supplies. Ask children to create a…
What was your best decision today? If you were the sun where would you go at night? Give three words to describe your day today? What are you proud of today? How did you make that happen? What didn’t make you feel good today? If you could create a problem solving machine, what would it…
Black natural hair comes in a rich tapestry of textures, styles, and shapes, each telling a unique story of identity, culture, and heritage. As parents, caregivers, or educators, we have the remarkable opportunity to foster a deep sense of pride and love for Black natural hair in the hearts of the little ones we nurture….
T The month of November is generally dedicated to important national holiday of Thanksgiving with narrative of the pilgrims and and also as a reminder to be grateful. But there is so much more insight we can offer our children in this beautiful and silent November. So, here we go. Keepunumuk: Weeâchumun’s Thanksgiving Story by Danielle…
[Phoenix, Arizona] — As diversity in children’s literature continues to expand, the realm of science and nature education remains largely untapped by Black authors and creators. Recognizing this gap, Sara, a Black German graphic artist, creative entrepreneur, and mother of six, has founded Kids on the Wise—a purpose-driven brand dedicated to empowering Black children through…
Phoenix, Arizona — Representation in children’s education is evolving, and Kids on the Wise is leading the way. Founded by Black German graphic artist and mother of six, Sara [Last Name], Kids on the Wise is a purpose-driven brand dedicated to creating smart, uplifting, and knowledge-rich products for Black children. With a mission to elevate…
or Ancestors Day in September To often we just go through the motions of reoccurring events, commercial seasons and event calendars, without seeing the context or understandibg why. Lets add some depth to apple picking, leves shedding and halloween. A time of bridges, bridges between the living and the death, the spiritual and the physical,…
practice to observe, rather than involve. Observe what is going on, who what and especially why. Become more passive than reactive. Observing requires patience, neutrality to the outcome and self control focus stretegies, resisting distraction, identify the calm voice, blocking out noise Teaching kids to listen to their instincts or “gut feelings” is a valuable…
Here is a collection of remarkable black kids all around the globe. We know that there are millions more. So this post is also for the unseen and unheard young heroes and world changers! Black children making history blackpast.orglonnie johnson super soaker hat They Lived: African Americans Who Changed the World,” by Rochelle Riley and…
We didnt make the mastermind shirt with a serious intention behind it 1 Give them time to answer a question to 2 Respect and honor every question they have 3 encourage self reliance to trust their own judgement 4 trust your child 5 ask for their opinion 6 allow them to act their age 7 …
Awakening your child’s inner philosopher can be a rewarding and enriching experience. Here are five tips to help nurture their philosophical curiosity and critical thinking skills: A Big word of the week B Re-write a popular story, where the hero makes a different decision. C Book tips 1. Encourage Questioning and Curiosity:– Encourage your child…
Sak Pase means What’s Up in Haitian Creole and yes, it is Haitian Heritage Month! Haiti’s culture, heritage and its very unique history is always a great topic for children of any age to learn about and to honor. Here is a selection of children’s picture books to give kids a solid introduction into the…
Children are natural philosophers, constantly questioning the world around them with a curiosity that fuels their thirst to uncover life’s little mysteries. In this blog post, we delve into a deep reaching, mostly diverse selection of children’s picture books that open astonishing portals to philosophical thinking. To awaken your kid’s inner Plato, we offer questions that go way beyond just comprehension….
Summer break is a time to keep our kids wise. During the long and bright days of summer, ‘Nature’s Dark Treasures’ is the perfect learning companion. We have curated the ’12 Days of Summer’ activities series for each month in our ingenious calendar book that are ideal for summer break. Let’s get started! Day 1:…
As our sun’s activity is peaking, we have some fun sun activities for your kids. Get them outside and keep them learning, exploring, and having fun during summer break! Shop these materials/items to try our sun activities and experiments. We have no Amazon affiliation. 1 Sun-brewed tea What you need: Get it here: Amazon.com : Twinings English…
Here are tips to help Black parents bridge the magic of Christmas and the meaningful traditions of Kwanzaa: 1. Highlight the Connection Between Giving and Gratitude 2. Use Storytelling to Transition 3. Infuse the Wonder of Kwanzaa Principles 4. Blend the Visuals 5. Keep the Fun Alive 6. Create New Family Traditions 7. Explain How…
How to Choose the Right Diverse Homeschool Resources as a Black Parent As Black parents, we have the power to shape our children’s education in a way that reflects our history, culture, and identity. Homeschooling allows us to center our children’s learning around knowledge that uplifts and affirms who they are. But finding diverse homeschool…
At Kids on the Wise, we created the groundbreaking children’s science book Nature’s Dark Treasures because we believe that embracing darkness and blackness can empower young minds, regardless of their cultural background. Too often, children’s books and movies portray black and darkness as symbols of danger, discomfort, or villainy, reinforcing negative stereotypes. In this post,…
There are songs you know that they must have been written with young listeners in mind. It seems to be a special wish and responsibility for many artists to leave a piece of wisdom and guidance behind for the generations to come. We curated a list of R’n’B, Reggae, Hip Hop, and a little bit of Pop and Jazz…