I recently had the joy of spending a week on the gulf coast of Florida with some of my grandkids. My granddaughter, who is our oldest grandchild, enjoyed mixing water and sand to create a variety of sculptures—for hours! There … Continue reading →
School is out for summer! And the kids are looking for something to do. Here are some great summer reading programs for Christian kids.
Continue reading →By Janice D. Green Is your family preparing for a trip when school lets out for the summer? Do memories of your children’s comments like “Are we almost there yet?” “How many more miles?” or “Sammy is looking at me!” … Continue reading →
Have you noticed the new Facebook frames with the READ caption? It is all about National Readathon Day 2016 which is TODAY, May 21, 2016! You can read Everything You Need to Know about Readathon 2016 on the Penguin Random House site. … Continue reading →
Since I have been writing children’s books for more than 20 years, I’ve seen some changes along the way–especially when it comes to illustrations. The traditional American family with a mom and dad, three sandy-haired kids, and a Cocker Spaniel, … Continue reading →
Making a word search puzzle is a great way to reinforce the ideas in a Christian children’s book. The puzzles could be made by a parent or teacher, or children could make them for their siblings and friends. WHAT YOU … Continue reading →