Last month, I took my grandkids to the new movie about Harold and the Purple Crayon. I was excited because I loved this book as a child. Before we went, I read them the book. Surprisingly, they said they had … Continue reading →
I love to work on puzzles. I get obsessed with completing them and find that I cannot stop once I start. As I search for specific pieces, I often think, “This piece must be missing.” Then, I discovered it was … Continue reading →
Unleash the power of curiosity in your child as you explore the pages of this new Christian Children’s book: ‘Jesus Were You Little?’ It will ignite meaningful conversations and nurture a genuine connection with Jesus. Sally Metzger’s book, ‘Jesus Were … Continue reading →
What are your 2023 goals? I bet you have specific things you would like to accomplish this year. Maybe you’ve made a list. Or perhaps, you hesitate to write them down for fear you do not achieve them. Educators are very familiar with goal setting. They are often asked to write SMART goals for themselves and their students. SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound. This is a critical practice. However, shouldn’t the goals we create for ourselves and our children also be Biblical? Here are five steps to ensure they are SMART and biblical!
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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