What is Juneteenth? Why is it memorable? Juneteenth is a belated celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation that President Lincoln signed into law on January 1, 1863 following the War Between the States, also called the Civil War. Even though the … Continue reading →
We’ve known readers were leaders for decades. But a new study is proving this truer than we ever imagined. In 2021, while conducting studies on the brain to see if it was possible to predict dyslexia in students, Dr. Christopher … Continue reading →
Christmas comes every year. And so does Easter. And so does Thanksgiving. And so does the Fourth of July. Are you seeing a theme here? Writing holiday books for children is a great way to remain relevant for years to … Continue reading →
Guest blog post by Beverley Rayner Children frequently read a book more than once or have a favourite book that they want to hear again and again. Something between the pages keeps them coming back! As a former school librarian … Continue reading →
Make the themes of Bible stories come to life by applying them to our daily life. I remember once I was driving my 5-year-old to swim class downtown of Chicago. (Alone) I got lost. Yes, why not? I panicked.
Continue reading →Today, April 2, 2022, is the first day of Aviv, the first month, on the ancient Biblical Hebrew calendar. The month of Aviv, or more commonly called Nisan today, affects the dates when Easter falls every spring. Many Christian and … Continue reading →
