The Shady Pines Way
Leading with Kindness
A Doggone Way to Help Others
Helping others has gone to the dogs in some most creative ways. Boomerang introduces us to another Australian Shepherd who is painting for charity.
Shady Pines Memorial Day With a Twist!
Shady Pines Memorial Day with a twist this year. Due to the pandemic and social distancing, folks in the small Southern town are getting creative.
Why Memorial Day is Important
Do you think kids know the real meaning of Memorial Day? Shady Pines Story Town wants them to know why we celebrate this day.
Shady Pines Celebrates Mother’s Day
Shady Pines Story Town celebrates Mother’s Day with a sweet story that’s fun for the whole family.
May Day Magic from Shady Pines
This May Day may be a little different due to Coronavirus, but Shady Pines Story Town has activities for children worthy of celebration!
Easter and Sugar – Food for Thought
Are the kids getting too much sugar this Easter? Here’s a discussion on alternatives to chocolate that will give you food for thought.
Join The Shady Pines Easter Egg Hunt!
Stuck indoors this Easter? Let the folks of Shady Pines Story Town take you on an Easter Egg Hunt filled with fun!
April Fools’ Day Activities for Kids
Stuck inside? Here are some April Fools’ Day Fun activities for the kids from then folks in Shady Pines Story Town
Indoor Fun from Shady Pines Story Town
What can you do with the kids while practicing social distancing? Take a tip from a couple of four-legged children and stage a scavenger hunt indoors!
Coronavirus & St. Patrick’s Day
What happens when St. Patrick’s Day and Coronavirus collide? Shady Pines adapts and brings a St. Paddy’s Day history lesson to kids as a community comes together.
Fun Facts About Shady Pines
Shady Pines Story Town is a delightful family destination where characters love to tell stories. But, how much do you really know about this place? We’ve got some fun fact to share.
Boomer and Halley Books
Each Boomer and Halley book has 4 life lessons embedded in the story line and highlighted on the page with a PAW mark. Using the perforated bookmark with prompting questions you can find out if your young reader (4-8 years old) understands concepts like: Sportsmanship, Honesty, Manners, Respecting Property, Tolerance, Kindness, and so on.