Pentawhadda is a children’s picture book by Lynn Calvin Plater and published by Westbow Press. It is designed to teach children about the first five books of the Bible. In the tradition of Pilgrims’ Progress, the characters’ names have a … Continue reading →
Ten No-Cost or Low-Cost Summer Activities for Kids With summer in full swing, it’s hard to forget that the new school year will be here before you know it. Now that I am older, I look back on some of … Continue reading →
Where I live, school is out for the summer. This is a great time for kids to pursue interests outside of the classroom. Traditional activities—like summer camps, family outings, and campfires—all make this break a unique opportunity for learning. Wait—what? … Continue reading →
Creativity should lead to innovation. We all want to instill creativity in our children. In addition, their creativity should lead to making something better or introducing an entirely new creation. This book just might be the motivation they need.
Continue reading →The blog post “New Year Fresh Start” by Mindy Baker on this Blog put the Children Bible in a highlight. If you missed that one check it out here: https://bit.ly/3rTWBqI I want to second that Bible! Check it out here: … Continue reading →
When a groundhog sees his shadow on February 2nd, he runs back inside his burrow, and we have 6 more weeks of winter. Or so the tradition goes. Supposably he is afraid of his shadow. Therefore, Groundhog’s Day is a great time to talk to our children about shadows and things that they might be afraid of too.
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