Exploring History
I love history! Not the boring textbook kind of history. I love exploring history, the project-based kind of exploring.
Continue reading →I love history! Not the boring textbook kind of history. I love exploring history, the project-based kind of exploring.
Continue reading →Since this is Valentine’s week, I thought I’d do a post about books for kids on the topic of love. I did some searching, and guess what I found? The world doesn’t have a clue what love really is. That … Continue reading →
Explaining what love is can be complicated when we are talking to adults. Likewise, it can be even more complex when we are teaching children. We use the word to describe so many things. It is an action word and … Continue reading →
If you are in ministry, are a storyteller, or are looking for new ways to share well-known stories from the New Testament with your young ones, 50 New Testament Stories for Storytellers by Rob James is an excellent resource.
Continue reading →The next part of our study of Joshua includes probably the best-known story about his life – the fall of Jericho. Many of the preteens and teens in your life may be familiar with the story, but have they taken … Continue reading →
I am happy to introduce Christian children’s author, Andrew Abel. He is one of our blog followers and I am pleased that he contacted us. He shared one of his picture books with me and I agreed to feature Zac … Continue reading →