Imagine being sent on the most important mission of all time with a group of 12 others, investing every moment in them, teaching them what they needed to know, watching them make one mistake after another, and loving them enough … Continue reading →
I have always loved Ruth’s story of faith and trust. She left her home, most of her family, and everything she knew to journey with her mother-in-law to a foreign land. She had experienced great tragedy in losing her husband, but … Continue reading →
Looking for cards and puzzles you can use with your students? Here is a Christmas card for kids with a wordsearch puzzle in it about the very first Christmas when baby Jesus was born. You can click here to download … Continue reading →
I wear many hats – children’s author, mom, teacher, and grandmother. For a long time, I taught children with hearing loss, and every book I used with them I had to scrutinize for clear vocabulary, sequence, understandable sentence structure, and … Continue reading →
Don’t you just love exploring a bookstore with your kids? The charm of new books, the comfy places to sit and read, the excitement of reading new stories… and the list could could on forever.
Continue reading →As I write this post tonight, I’m watching the election results and praying, as many others are tonight. I believe this election is important, possibly more than those in recent history. I believe what happens tonight will affect the lives … Continue reading →