Make a simple paper craft and then chat about aerodynamics, stars, and symmetry. Paper crafts help children develop small motor coordination. This one allows children to manipulate it for further practice with motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Plus, adding words … Continue reading →
Celebrating different holidays offers a great opportunity to spend quality time with your children and build lasting memories. Reading picture books together and then connecting those books with discussions, activities, crafts, and snacks is loads of fun! Here are three … Continue reading →
I’m excited to be able to share with you a new set of worksheets to help your preteens and teens learn about the life of Moses. If you’ve missed any of our previous studies, you can find links to all … Continue reading →
Be Silly Children love to laugh, so infusing more joy into daily life will strengthen bonds and make your home merrier. Fill your heart with joy too, as then your joy can overflow. That can be done with a devotional … Continue reading →
In the United States, most people celebrate some form of Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Family traditions, such as reading the story of Christ’s birth from the Bible, decorating cookies, staying up until midnight to welcome the upcoming year or … Continue reading →
Have you searched for that perfect gift and somehow it’s still eluding you? Maybe you’re looking for something that both girls and boys would enjoy. Maybe it’s something that will teach a lesson without being obvious. Maybe a book about … Continue reading →
