Nursery rhymes are a wonderful way to introduce young children to the rich joy of language which can also lead to developing a love for reading. Plus, nursery rhymes are an important heritage to pass on to the next generation. … Continue reading →
Writing is fun …for writers. We make a story come alive using words to paint the flow. Writing is creative, fulfilling, and a calling. Christian writing is even better because as we choose words and put them together into exciting … Continue reading →
If you want to instill a love for God’s Sabbath, which, unfortunately has been pushed aside for other pursuits (and I’m pointing a finger at myself), “With the Children on Sundays” will spark your resolve.
Continue reading →One of my earliest childhood memories is of my mother showing me how to make a May Day basket. The plan was to make the simple basket, put a few flowers in it, and hang it on a neighbor’s door. … Continue reading →
We all use mirrors and know we have right and left hands, feet, and more. That’s part of symmetry and mirror images. It’s a math concept that means two sides of a whole are alike. Spring flowers and butterflies make … Continue reading →
By Wendy Hinote Lanier A common phrase among educators a few years ago was “Readers are Leaders.” We still hear it often. And it’s been used so much; it has almost become cliché. But the fact is, as a former … Continue reading →