As a psychologist, I know the importance of sensory integration when teaching a concept. (Simply put, sensory integration is using as many senses as possible to teach a lesson. The idea behind sensory integration is that the more senses that … Continue reading →
Sunday school leaders, Bible class teachers, children’s ministry workers – these are the people that strive away each week preparing, teaching, encouraging and praying for the children in our community. They rarely take sick days – not because they don’t … Continue reading →
On Palm Sunday the children from the preschool department came marching down the aisle waving their palm branches and singing their hearts out. One of the songs they sang was a song from my generation, “Praise Him, Praise Him, all … Continue reading →
Have you ever stopped to consider how apt we humans are to complain? You’re at a restaurant and receive bad service, so you make sure to let your server know of your displeasure. You visit a retail store and don’t … Continue reading →
It seems every holiday, these days, comes complete with craft ideas, gift ideas, Pinterest boards, and plenty of suggestions for how to celebrate. It can be overwhelming! Most people are just trying to figure out how to get laundry done, … Continue reading →
What’s your child’s favorite meal? Hot dogs? Pizza? Whatever it is, I’m guessing it’s probably not a healthy option. Come to think of it, even the food we think of as healthy probably isn’t. The more I read about GMOs … Continue reading →