At Mighty Little Beings, our mission is to help children become brilliant thinkers and happy humans, thriving in measurable and immeasurable ways. We believe the most profound learning takes place when connection, joy, & purpose serve as the foundation of learning.
Mighty Books & Brains incorporates outstanding authentic children’s literature to strengthen emotional intelligence, spark creative thinking, and sharpen academic skills. We are committed to including the following pillars of phenomenal education:
Outstanding Children’s Books
Research shows that nothing lights up a child’s brain like reading picture books. This is why exceptional children’s books form the core of Mighty Books & Brains. We use high quality literature as a powerful catalyst for building robust thematic learning and nurturing young minds with essential literacy skills and vocabulary.
Emotional Intelligence
Do you know what’s more important than IQ for your child’s well-being, relationship, and career success? Emotional Intelligence. Mighty Books & Brains provides children with the tools to develop their social skills, self-awareness, decision-making, empathy, and self-regulation. In each Mighty Books & Brains box you’ll find thematic yoga poses, breathing techniques, and meaningful discussions on big life lessons.
Projects & Play
A lot of what comes home in our children’s backpacks is busywork that is preparing kids to work in cubicles. We provide playful project-based learning to train leaders and creative thinkers. In every Mighty Books & Brains box, we incorporate whole-brain projects, messy crafts, and suggestions for play to stimulate higher-level thinking, nurturing the creative potential of future artists and inventors.
Nonfiction Learning
How can kids be bored at school on a planet with volcanoes, meteors, and sharks? Our planet is a wondrous place to call home, and we believe that children’s enthusiasm for learning should mirror that wonder. Mighty Books & Brains balances each brainy box with captivating nonfiction because it’s never too early to ignite the curiosity of a young scientist, historian, or engineer.
