If you have ever considered spiritual mentoring, but aren’t sure where to start, or if you fear you might not be qualified to be a spiritual mentor, then Invest Yourself: A Guidebook for Spiritual Mentoring by Stephanie Ziebarth can help. … Continue reading →
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 →
One of my favorite things to do with children is help them to create handprint art. There are so many possibilities in the handprints of little ones and each piece records a time and place in their lives. My other … 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 →
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 →
