My granddaughter Lily’s new favorite activity is poured painting. She chooses a few acrylic colors, and thins them with water and a pour painting medium (a type of varnish) made for this activity. This helps the paint flow easily. Next … Continue reading →
If you are like most parents and grandparents who watch entertaining or educational videos online, you’re probably very accustomed to using YouTube. More than likely, so are your children. According to The Journal, a website that claims to be “transforming … Continue reading →
Guest post by MaryAnn Diorio: “A children’s book on Eminent Domain? How interesting!” Surprise at the topic of my latest children’s book, The Dandelion Patch, has been the most frequent reaction among readers. I attribute this surprise to the fact … Continue reading →
The life of Paul reads like an adventure story. Shipwrecks, mobs, confrontations with authorities, miracles, imprisonments, beatings, and more near-death moments than most of us can imagine. It’s natural for kids to be drawn to the story of this bold … Continue reading →
Our news media prefers to downplay anything that supports the authenticity of the Scriptures – and especially anything tied in with creation or Noah’s Ark. But thanks to the Internet and to Facebook, I have become aware of a discovery … Continue reading →
We love to review books for children and teens! Today, I want to share a book review for Dust Between the Stitches by Cleo Lampos. Although Lampos writes for adults, this book is a perfect read for the Young Adult (teen) reader. … Continue reading →