Now! Now! Now! Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! I want it YESTERDAY! With today’s frenzied focus and digital distractions, it’s easy to overlook the value of reading slower-paced classic literature. However, many of these timeless stories still have the power to impact … Continue reading →
We’ve come to the final part of our study for preteens and teens about the life of Joshua. It takes a closer look at the giving of land to the Levites, the setting apart of the cities of refuge, and … Continue reading →
Earth Day (April 22) is a reminder that God created a beautiful earth and wants us to help keep it amazing. Try some experiments and plant a tree or new plant. Gardening Experiments (The secret’s in the soil) Read the … Continue reading →
Did you or your grandparents grow up in the Civil Rights era of the 1950s?
Continue reading →Every year, as Earth Day approaches, we are reminded of the beauty and wonder of our planet—a masterpiece intricately woven by God’s hands. “The True Story of God’s Creation” by Christian children’s author Laura Yang compares the biblical creation story … Continue reading →
This month, I wanted to share another free resource you can use with your children or students to help them slow down and think about Easter and all that it means. If you missed last month’s free Easter drawing activity, … Continue reading →
