It’s good to check out an author’s website with your child to see if it includes activities to print. It extends the life of the book and helps you to use books that teach values longer. Children recall more when … Continue reading →
The first time my daughter came home from preschool singing a song I didn’t know, I felt amazed—and a little unnerved. She was learning new things! How cool! So why did I feel, very unreasonably, a little upset, too? I … Continue reading →
God makes clear in His Word that the primary responsibility of teaching children about Him lies squarely with their parents. Yet, an insidious philosophy has penetrated our culture and, in particular, the Church, that promotes the lie that pastors, ministers, … Continue reading →
When Parson is sick and the usual Christmas Eve Service is cancelled, Mouse must find a way to signal the villagers and bring Christmas spirit to his little town. Mouse never gives up hope as he prepares the nativity … Continue reading →
Christmas is coming and children can hardly wait. They may keep asking is it Christmas yet? Use an advent wreath and activities to keep little ones occupied and help them focus on the reason we celebrate! Four candles evenly spaced … Continue reading →
Some teen angst is normal, but when your teenage remains in a continual state of depression over a prolonged period, it’s time to delve deeper. One reason for teen depression that is often overlooked by Christian parents is the possibility … Continue reading →