Where I live, school is out for the summer. This is a great time for kids to pursue interests outside of the classroom. Traditional activities—like summer camps, family outings, and campfires—all make this break a unique opportunity for learning. Wait—what? … Continue reading →
Children learn by doing! This age-old maxim is certainly true, and the theory works in the kitchen as well as in the classroom. And now with summer vacation from school just around the corner, there will probably be more opportunities … Continue reading →
As I was preparing these activities to share with you tonight, one of the verses kept standing out to me. 2 Peter 1:16-18 says, “For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power … Continue reading →
Hello from Karen Whiting. It’s great to be here to chat again! Some studies indicate that creativity has declined in America since the 1990s. Children show naturally creativity at young ages. Listen to children learning to talk. They often invent … Continue reading →
I tend to be a task-oriented person. I have lists upon lists of the “need to dos,” “should dos,” and “want to dos.” They are virtually endless, and I’d need to live to be about 500 years old to complete … Continue reading →
On Sunny days you may need sunglasses to reduce the glare and soften the brightness of the light. That reminds us that glasses and different lenses provide a different view of the world. Pull out lenses you have like sunglasses, … Continue reading →
