Why Did Thousands Love Her Singing? Celebrity Story: Florence Foster Jenkins
Have you ever sung loudly even when you knew you were not on key? Have you felt happy just from making music? There was a woman who did exactly that. ...
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Can Being Happy To Help Kids Celebrate Wins Or Does Being Glad To Work Better For Quiet Joys?
Welcome to our smiles club. Today we meet Mia and Leo. They love bright days. Last Saturday, Mia won the spelling bee. She jumped high. She shouted, " ...
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How Do You Enjoy a Book, Find Enjoyment, Call It Enjoyable, or Have You Enjoyed It?
You read a funny story. You smile. You want to read more.
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Why Do Kids Mix Up Glad Gladness Gladder Gladdest And Gladding And How To Fix It?
Life’s Little Embarrassment
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Why Do Kids Mix Up Joy Joyful Joyfully And Joyless And How To Fix It?
Life’s Little Embarrassment
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How Can I Easily Tell Happy, Happily, Happiness, and Happier Apart in My Daily Life?
The Big Mix-Up in Squirrel Town
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How Can “Please, Pleasure, Pleasant, Pleasantly, Pleased” Help Your Child Spread Kindness and Joy?
Every child wants to make others happy. A kind word. A helpful act. A warm smile. English gives us a gracious family of words for spreading good feeli ...
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How Can “Joy, Joyful, Joyfully, Joyous, Joyously” Fill Your Child’s World With Happiness?
Happiness comes in many forms. A warm hug. A sunny day. A good book. English gives us a rich family of words for this feeling. The root is “joy.” From ...
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When Do You Use Enjoy, Enjoyment, Enjoyable, and Enjoyably Correctly?
What Does “Same Word, Different Forms” Mean? One root word can grow into four joyful forms. “Enjoy, enjoyment, enjoyable, enjoyably” share one meaning ...
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What Magical Stories Can the Land of the Thunder Dragon Teach Us While Learning Reading: Bhutan?
A Friendly Hello and First Impressions
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Have You Ever Dreamed of a Happy Island in Russian Song: Chunga-Changa (Чунга-Чанга)?
Close your eyes. Imagine the happiest place you can think of. Is it a place where the sun is always shining? Where yummy fruit falls right into your h ...
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Why Does The English Song: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (from Song of the South) Make People Smile?
ome songs capture pure joy in just a few notes. The English song: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah from Song of the South does exactly that. This cheerful tune has b ...
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