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The Little Things
There are so many things to be grateful for. A lazy afternoon watching clouds drift by; blank pages in a notebook; waking up to the surprise of a snow day.
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Help children understand what gratitude is, and why it’s important to practice it, with The Little Things. As the two children in the story create their own gratitude journal, your children will learn about all the things they have to be grateful for. Through the cycle of gratitude, they’ll see that the more thankful we are for the good things in our lives, the more we will have to be thankful for. And it’s the little things that make a big difference.
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Writing my first children's book has been a labour of love and I hope it brings joy to many classrooms and homes.
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Little Things About Math Journals
The Little Things About Math isn’t your typical workbook—it’s a mindset-building journal designed to help students overcome math anxiety, build confidence, and discover how math connects to their lives in meaningful ways.
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Each journal (Grades K, 1–3, 4–6, and 7–8) guides students through:
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Daily prompts that spark reflection and positive math habits
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Growth mindset activities focused on self-talk, problem-solving, and resilience
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Creative entries that invite storytelling, doodling, and real-world math connections
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Hard problem logs to document persistence and celebrate breakthroughs
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Social-emotional supports for calming strategies and productive struggle
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And most importantly—a reminder that the little things matter most.
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No worksheets. No pressure. Just a pencil, a few quiet moments a day, and a shift in how students see themselves as math learners.
The Little Things Journals
Daily Gratitude for All Ages
The Little Things Journal series are cheerful gratitude journals for all ages. They are filled with unique age appropriate, open-ended prompts and inspirational quotes.
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The journals covers topics such as gratitude, mindfulness, friendship, positive affirmations, growth mindset, and healthy habits.
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You can use them at home or in the classroom to get your students in a positive frame of mind to start their day, or as an end of day task to solidify their positive take aways.
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We are always cooking up new titles and journal ideas!
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