The Meowelo Journal
Gentle, practical ideas for big feelings, calm routines and happy coloring with children aged 6 to 12. Short reads, honest picks, no lectures.
Topic
How the books are made and how to use them at home.
Twelve free printables, one from each Meowelo book: a short story moment to read and a scene to color. What's on each one, which to choose for an evening, a busy afternoon or a curious explorer, and how to make ten minutes of reading and coloring out of a single page.
Twelve free story printables, one a week, for a gentle homeschool rhythm: read on Monday, notice and color midweek, tell or write on Friday. A ready plan with weekly themes and extensions for older children.
The twelve Meowelo free printables can be printed for your own classroom, library session or homeschool group. What you're welcome to do, a 30-minute lesson shape, printing for a whole class, and ideas by age.
Twelve little story-and-coloring adventures with the same seven friends. Here's every Meowelo book in reading order: the adventure, who leads it, its five chapters, and where to start.
A short story moment on the left, the same scene to color on the right, and a little more to discover with every page. Here's how a Meowelo book works at home and in the classroom.
"Be brave" sounds kind, but it can make a nervous child feel like they're failing. Here's why no Meowelo character ever hears it, and the words that help more.
Free for parents
A free 40-page guide to reading together, looking closely and giving children room to make each moment their own through color. With ten gift coloring pages to print.
Everything written here comes out of the Meowelo books — and out of what a child needs to colour them.
