Miss Reta and the Little Heroes
When the garden feels a little empty, Miss Reta shows Hentil, Emmy, and Clement how to look closer — there's always a small blessing waiting to be noticed.
When the Basket Feels Empty
What it looks like in a little one: "I want more NOW," disappointment over what's missing, frustration when something isn't ready yet, or overlooking what's already there.
Say this to validate: "It's okay to wish for more. Let's look closer together — sometimes the small things are gifts too."
The Small Blessings Rhythm
Just like Miss Reta taught, gratitude is a lens — it just takes practice to notice. Try naming three small blessings right now.
Breathe in slow, notice one small blessing... breathe out, say thank you for it.
Say It With Me
"Gratitude is the lens I use to see the magic in plain sight. I'm learning to be grateful."
Color Me: The Doctor Bird's Gift
Pick a color below, then tap the picture to fill it in.
"Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever." — Psalm 107:1
For You, Mama/Papa
Before you ask your child what they're grateful for, name one of your own out loud: "I'm thankful for ___ today, because ___." Kids learn gratitude by watching you notice small things first — not just by being asked to list them.
Certificate of Gratitude
Type your Little Hero's name, then tap the button to celebrate.
LITTLE GRATITUDE HERO
This certifies that
has learned to notice the small blessings and grow the rhythm of Gratitude with Miss Reta and the Doctor Bird.