I love learning activities that involve the whole child! An experience that involves seeing, hearing, tasting, touching, and even smelling is much more likely to stick with a little one than simply hearing about it. Learning through all the senses is … Continue reading →
People begin making resolutions for the new year at a pretty young age. Sometimes parents can guide the preteen’s resolutions by encouraging them to start a new devotional for the new year. What are the benefits of devotionals for preteens? … Continue reading →
Around the world, families are preparing to celebrate Christmas, displaying Nativity scenes, and making precious memories with their families. But in many parts of the world, families can do none of that. They must follow Christ in secret, sometimes even … Continue reading →
I want to piggyback on Diane Stortz’s post yesterday. She reviewed a new children’s Christmas book, Goodnight, Manger. What are some ways that young children can learn (and imagine a little) about the birth of Jesus? How can we as parents, … Continue reading →
The Sermon on the Mount is full of deep and beautiful truths. How do you introduce it to young children and help them start becoming familiar with this important passage? Here are some ideas and resources to help!. What does … Continue reading →
It’s amazing to me when I think about all the things Jesus endured while He was here that seem like things He wouldn’t have “had” to do. He came to be the sinless sacrifice that would restore each of us … Continue reading →