CAROLINE SCHEAFFER ARNOLD now on Wikipedia.

With the help of my daughter Jennifer I now have an entry on Wikipedia. Here is the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroline_Scheaffer_Arnold

You can find the link if you search for Caroline Scheaffer Arnold. (The addition of my maiden/middle name is to distinguish me from the other Caroline Arnolds who are authors.)

Thank you, Jennifer!

FIFTY NIFTY PROJECTS FOR KIDS

Are you looking for something to do while school is out for summer vacation? At my website you can find FIFTY NIFTY PROJECTS that you can do in connection with reading my books. Most of the the projects use materials easily found at home or at school. They range from writing a pyramid poem to putting stripes on a zebra (cut paper art) to simple science experiments like finding out how icebergs affect sea level.

Go to My Books at my website to find more information about the books that inspired these projects. Many of the books are available as e-books that you can download from Amazon and other platforms.

Have fun!
Here are a few examples of the projects you can do:

Curlycue Snakes
(Read SNAKE or A DAY AND NIGHT IN THE DESERT)

Make a model of the Taj Mahal
(Read TAJ MAHAL)

Peanut Butter and Jelly Geology
(Read TRAPPED IN TAR or GLOBAL WARMING AND THE DINOSAURS)

Get Involved! New Website for A Warmer World Shows You How

Learn how YOU can be involved in helping to combat global warming. This new website, www.awarmerworld.com, created by Kirsten Cappy and Jamie Hogan, for A Warmer World:  From Polar Bears to Butterflies, How Climate Change Affects Wildlife, provides tips for helping young people (and everyone else as well) express their concern to lawmakers and other decision makers through offering: Warmer World Actions Alerts about key environmental legislation and actions; a place to locate your Congressperson's email address; plus E-Cards to send to Congresspeople and other concerned citizens. Blog posts featuring items in the news relevant to climate change are a feature of the home page.  The site also has information about the book and biographical information about me and the illustrator, Jamie Hogan. Take a look at www.awarmerworld.com.  Together we can slow the warming of the world!