HTLC - COLOR YOUR LIFE!
Heavy Topics Light Coloring is a cathartic, cultural creation derived from a family's desire to decrease unstructured, unguided screen time in the home and abroad, while increasing confidence and self-awareness through the fine art of writing.
HTLC takes on a range of topics that serve as short ice breakers, conversation starters, and may even initiate intimate heart-to-hearts. Journal pages and writing prompts allow for creative expression while puzzle games like Word Search and Sudoku challenge users to continue interacting with the material in different ways.
Be Seen, Read, and Heard. Create for the Tribune.
The HTLC Tribune is the creative media arm of Learning With Lincoln, LLC. Youth will learn how to interview subjects, and write for our quarterly publication on topics that interest them and educate their peers and the community. Participants will explore the path of a Journalist and/or a Cartoonist with the Tribune and have all the perks of a media room (that's the intention).
Whether you're looking for a simple coloring page, a haiku, a deep poetic dive, or a journey to stardom, with HTLC, you can be yourself, unwind, and Color Life the Way You Live.
01
What if the Bandos Were
Spaceships?
Poetic reflection from the POV of an inner-city youth, considering what the neighborhood would be like if the eyesore of abandoned houses transformed into futuristic spacecrafts. Includes coloring, activity, and journaling pages for mature young to adult readers.
02
Lincoln's ABC's:
Fruit! Lectin-"Free"
What is a Lectin and how does it work?
Learn while you color pages of fruit that won't make your insides burst.
03
Lincoln's ABC's:
Veggies! Lectin-"Free"
What is a Lectin, and how does it work?
Learn while you color pages of veggies that won't make your insides burst.
04
EAT THIS, NOT THAT
Relax and rhyme with coloring time & recite this menu of healthy food options for folks of all ages.
05
Lincoln's Little Veggie
Garden!
What if a 3-year-old wanted to be a farmer? Do you think a toddler can step up to the challenge? Read about the summer Lincoln went out and did just that by tending a veggie garden with his Uncle Ron.