Exploring History
I love history! Not the boring textbook kind of history. I love exploring history, the project-based kind of exploring.
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Book Review: 50 New Testament Stories by Storytellers by Rob James
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 →Book Review and Activity for FAITHFUL FEET
Author Laura Sassi has a new release from Worthy Kids entitled Faithful Feet! It was beautifully illustrated by Italian artist Emmanuela Di Donna. (https://thebrightagency.com/uk/childrens-illustration/artists/emanuela-di-donna) The inspiration for the book was one of Laura’s favorite verses, Isaiah 52:7 which reads, “How beautiful … Continue reading →
Baby and Toddler Literacy
There are so many books out there for babies and toddlers! Some are just pictures, some have words, and others are interactive. So, how can we use them with our babies and toddlers?
Continue reading →Experience Christmas Around the Globe with This Magical Story of a Special Gift
Natalie Andrus, a new Christian children’s author, has just released her first book in time for the Christmas holiday. In her book, Natelf, a young girl, an elf, and a special doll that transforms into different countries share in a … Continue reading →
Courage Like Kate: Book Review and Discussion Questions
Courage Like Kate written by Anna Crowley Redding and illustrated by Emily Sutton is the inspiring true story of a girl lighthouse keeper. Kate considers herself to be her dad’s assistant. He trains her to do responsibilities that girls in … Continue reading →