Has spring fever set in for your children? Is there more doodling going on than learning? Wait! It could be they are learning while they are doodling, just not in the traditional way. I’d like to explore how “doodling” and … Continue reading →
Burnout can happen to anyone, including children. It is a common problem in our world today. Likewise, feelings of loneliness and isolation exist at an alarming rate. What is the solution? How do we help our children get the help … Continue reading →
Autism is a developmental disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate and interact with others and their environment. In a nutshell, a person with autism views the world in a completely different way than those without it. In fact, … Continue reading →
There is no better time than now to celebrate the ways that our God creatively made each of us. We are all beautifully different. Today I am sharing several books to open conversations with the children in our lives about … 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 →
