Something Great

STEAM learning

An animated tour of the science behind the picture book Something Great. ​

Free printable

Download this free printable guide to making your own makerspace at home or school, and try some of Quinn's design challenges​

Educators' Guide

Download this free standards-aligned educational guide, created by Becky Noelle​

No Voice Too Small/No World Too Big

You Tube channel

Visit the No Voice Too Small You Tube channel for poetry readings and author talks!​

NVTS Educators' Guide

Download this free standards-aligned educational guide, created by​ Keila Dawson.

Joint Educators' Guide

Download this free standards-aligned educational guide, created by​ Charlesbridge.

Love, Mama

Craft: Sock Kipling

Make your own adorable Kipling toy out of socks and felt! Instructions and a printable pattern.

Educators' Guide

Download this free standards-aligned educational guide, created by​ Debbie Gonzales.

Craft: Make Kipling's Box

Make your own box of treasures to send to a loved one or use for pretend play mail delivery. Instructions and a printable template for heart cut outs.

School Author Visits

In-person and virtual author visits

I love talking with kids about the creative process of writing, art, and most of all - revision! I am available for  virtual and in-person classroom visits. See my current school author visit info sheet for programs and pricing.  Please contact me for scheduling. ​
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The third graders loved thinking about issues important to them, and ways that they can make a difference in their communities and the world. I think hearing about young activists inspired them!”     - Third grade classroom teacher, RI

“I often feel inspired by our students but for me the synergy of the way that your workshop connected with the mission of our school and other activist explorations throughout our classrooms and curriculum was tangible.”  - Elementary school librarian, RI

“My students really enjoyed your book, especially my girls! …They really loved how you said that you don't have to be from the past to make history, the fact that history is being made now was an impactful message. Thank you for inspiring great conversation among my students!”  – Fifth grade teacher, M