Reading encompasses a multitude of skills. Decoding words, comprehension, and fluency top the list. Interestingly enough, fluency—the ability to read with speed, accuracy, and expression—is a crucial element for both decoding and comprehension. Because poetry offers predictable text, a certain … Continue reading →
My head spins each time I lesson plan for the teen Bible Class I teach for our local high school. How can I make this lesson relevant? How can I keep them engaged?
Continue reading →Have you seen the latest board book written by Nancy Sanders entitled Bedtime with Daddy? It was illustrated by Felia Hanakata. This is a very sweet board book for your little one, and the rhyming text and charming illustrations are … Continue reading →
Many families enjoy studying the Jewish traditions found in the Old Testament as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of Jesus in the New Testament. Part of understanding the background behind the Jewish feasts is becoming familiar with the … Continue reading →
Children have many demands on their time. Communities offer multiple opportunities to participate in sports, theater, art, and other enriching programs. Take it from a mom whose children hosted a full calendar, you need foresight before diving into things. Balance … Continue reading →
Did you know that stories grow like plants? At least fruitful stories that grow in the hearts of your readers do. When I do author visits to schools, churches, or homeschool groups, I am sometimes asked to conduct a writing … Continue reading →
