Maybe Yes, Maybe No Featured

Maybe Yes, Maybe No FeaturedMaybe Yes, Maybe No by Dan Barker is a picture book that encourages kids to ask questions, look for evidence, and be comfortable saying maybe instead of accepting claims too quickly. Through simple text and cartoon style art, it models skepticism and critical thinking in everyday situations. Parents who want to raise curious, science minded kids appreciate its gentle message that its okay not to know yet. The book is written from a secular

digestible

It’s text-heavy and best suited for patient readers

I hold two master’s degrees from the University of Southern California—one in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and another in Learning Design and Technology—and have worked as an ESL instructor

interdisciplinary science curriculum designed for students in grades 4–7

Created by renowned educator and author Michael Clay Thompson to bring sophisticated grammar

Outside of school

he brings 10+ years of experience teaching ESL

Since 2013 he’s taught hundreds of learners across 13 countries

in Finance from Mississippi State University

components like LEDs and sensors

covering fundamental topics needed to understand the science of climate change

using strategies that support each child’s developmental needs while building confidence and curiosity