Puppets edutain children. They can educate while delighting children. Simple puppets of heads on a Popsicle stick to the carved ones on television shows all bring inanimate objects to life and their movements can grab a child’s interest. Paper plate … Continue reading →
My four-year-old friend and I walked hand in hand. During our walk, he was equally riveted by an active ant hill and a hawk gliding above us. We could have focused on the hardworking ants or the free-flying hawk. Instead, … Continue reading →
By Janice D. Green Do you love getting out-of-doors? Do you enjoy identifying the plants, insects, and other creatures that you find there? In today’s world where almost everyone has a cell phone with a camera in it, and even the … Continue reading →
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 →
When babies are born they are only aware of their immediate surroundings. But as they grow and develop, they being to explore the world around them. They reach for toys or stuffed animals and want to touch everything they see. … Continue reading →
Valentine’s Day is a wonderful time to share God’s love with children. Here is low-cost game that requires very little time to prepare. Kids are challenged to think of examples of God’s love in the world He created for us. … Continue reading →
