Bear on the Homefront by Stephanie Innes & Harry Endrulat grandfathers where we have confused schooling

where we have confused schooling with learning

The story reveals the chasms that can separate first-generation immigrant parents from their Americanized children and how confronting past traumas from another country and time can bring a family closer together

extends their mission to get more people to eat well outdoors and have fun doing it

3: Setting Up Camp

Bear on the Homefront by Stephanie Innes & Harry Endrulat grandfathers where we have confused schoolingDuring World War II, nurse Aileen Rogers and her stuffed bear, Teddy, greet English "guest children" sent overseas for safety. Teddy befriends homesick, young William and his sister Grace, sharing the experience of the cross country train ride and five years on a host family's farm. Based on real events. During World War II, 10,000 children from British cities were sent to live with host families in Canada, the United States, and other nations away