Non-fiction authors have been getting more creative all the time. With fun, exciting titles, formats and language, non-fiction books practically beg kids to pick them up and learn something new. Still, authors of non-fiction must stick to the facts when … Continue reading →
When my boys were young some of their favorite books provided lots of facts about insects, animals, and dinosaurs.Dinosaurs still appeal to many children. If you have an 8 to 12 year old intrigued with dinosaurs, this is a great … Continue reading →
Janine di Giovanni once said, “Easter is meant to be a symbol of hope, renewal, and new life.” As a reporter who spent decades covering conflicts in the Middle East, she may have a different idea of how meaningful that … Continue reading →
Easter is HERE! What a joyful time of new beginnings, and renewed faith in Jesus Christ. But having conversations about each of the events surrounding Easter, with children, is not always easy. When I decided to use rocks and pebbles … Continue reading →
As my husband and I have read through the first several books of the Bible so far this year, we have also researched via YouTube and made some amazing discoveries presented by archaeologists. These discoveries have thrilled us beyond measure. No thanks to the … Continue reading →
One of the most important traits for children to have in order to grow and develop as God intended is a sense of security. Psychologists such as Jim Taylor, PhD, say that children develop security when they feel * cared … Continue reading →