Ahh – the imagery of “Mending Wall,” “Birches,” “The Road Not Taken,” “Fire and Ice,” and “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” The words Robert Frost used to create pictures and emotions, make him my favorite poet.
Continue reading →Hot off the press, I Can’t Believe My Eyes by Josh Cooley, is a delightful picture book that takes kids on a kite-flying autumn adventure with a young boy and his dad. Josh Cooley’s engaging story paired with Hannah Green’s … Continue reading →
I love to work on puzzles. I get obsessed with completing them and find that I cannot stop once I start. As I search for specific pieces, I often think, “This piece must be missing.” Then, I discovered it was … Continue reading →
Last month my husband and I attended a homeschool conference in Round Rock, Texas. Going in, we prayed for divine appointments and asked God to guide our footsteps. We met authors and publishers among the vendors, talked shop, and did … Continue reading →
After five-and-a-half years of “only grandchild” status, Benaiah will welcome a baby brother at theend of August. My daughter and son-in-love can’t wait to fill the nursery with a sweet little boy,and we grandparents can’t wait to have another one … Continue reading →
For a few months, we’ve been looking at the story of Moses and sharing resources your preteens can use to dig deeper and learn from his successes and failures. Before we continue, I wanted to back up and share a … Continue reading →
