For the Israelites enslaved in Egypt, the night of Passover was the night God delivered them from the oppression of the Egyptians. God instructed Moses to tell the people that they must take the blood of a lamb and “put … Continue reading →
I remember one windy day a few years ago when I took my classroom outside to fly kites as an activity for their spring party. I figured they knew how. After all, as a child, my sisters and I often … Continue reading →
Grab your instruments and form a parade! This sweet picture book entitled Here We Come! written by Janna Matthies and illustrated by Christine Davenier invites you and the child in your life to create rhythms, rhymes, and all sorts of … Continue reading →
Helping children know if they are a boy or a girl in this transgender-crazed world may sometimes be hard for parents and educators to navigate. Marty Machowski, pastor and author, shares insightful ways to address the topic with children in … Continue reading →
Easter egg hunts and Easter baskets are a fun way for kids to celebrate Easter every year. However, it is important for children to understand that Easter is more than bunnies and jellybeans. The Easter story is a joyful celebration … Continue reading →
Celebrating Holy Week with your kids is an excellent way to help children understand Easter. Little Pot, a fruit-bearing vessel, has created activities for each day of the week. In this post, we’ll share the different activities and the scriptures … Continue reading →
