Yesterday while exploring a local craft fair I came upon a lady selling T-shirts she creates. The words, “Take the Road less Traveled” were printed above a little vintage truck. But underneath the truck was the reference, Matthew 7:13. I knew … Continue reading →
When was the last time you and your family visited a historical site? Many of my students tell me they’re going to Disney for vacation. A little fantasy for a little while is fun but year after year? Where is … Continue reading →
What makes a story timeless? Lois Lowry wrote Number the Stars over 25 years ago. Today it is still a popular children’s book. Lowry wrote an introduction to the 25th Anniversary Edition in which she gives some insight for her … Continue reading →
As Easter approaches, I wonder if our children know Easter is real or do they think it’s just part of the bunny and egg story? A friend of mine voiced a concern that her grandson wanted to know if Bible … Continue reading →
As I was searching for material for Black History Month and Martin Luther King Jr. Day I came across Let My People Go by Patricia and Fredrick McKissack. I was intrigued by the unique blend of historical fiction and Old Testament Bible … Continue reading →
All my children are so excited about Christmas. The sad thing – most of them have no idea what Christmas is about. Even my students who attend church don’t associate Christmas with the birth of Jesus without prompting. Santa takes … Continue reading →