Celebrating Holy Week with your kids is an excellent way to help children understand Easter. Little Pot, a fruit-bearing vessel, has created activities for each day of the week. In this post, we’ll share the different activities and the scriptures … Continue reading →
As grandparents, we have littles visit our house, so I like to keep a nice variety of books for them to read and engage with. This Easter we have a new surprise for them to enjoy! It’s the Say and … Continue reading →
Today, March 6, is Purim, a day Jews all over the world celebrate each Spring. The lively celebration commemorates the Jewish people’s rescue from annihilation in the Ancient Persian Empire. Their deliverance came through an unlikely hero, a young orphan … Continue reading →
February is Black History Month. Even though it’s great to celebrate Black History every month of the year, February is the month chosen as a special reminder of how important these history-makers are. Each person has a story to tell … Continue reading →
Guess How Much I Love You You will love this proven winner picture book by Sam McBratney and illustrated by Anita Jeram. Little Nut Brown Hare and his mom are trying to describe their love to one another and it … Continue reading →
What are your 2023 goals? I bet you have specific things you would like to accomplish this year. Maybe you’ve made a list. Or perhaps, you hesitate to write them down for fear you do not achieve them. Educators are very familiar with goal setting. They are often asked to write SMART goals for themselves and their students. SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound. This is a critical practice. However, shouldn’t the goals we create for ourselves and our children also be Biblical? Here are five steps to ensure they are SMART and biblical!
Continue reading →
