Summer nights can provide a unique opportunity for Christian families to explore the wonders of God’s creation under the starry sky! Moreover, children will gain a deeper appreciation of the Master’s intricate designs in the natural world– all while bonding … Continue reading →
When we encourage our children to write cards are we encouraging budding authors? Our yards, parks, and trails are filled with flowers and insects. As I went through my emails today, I saw a homeschool site encouraging children to learn … Continue reading →
I’m going through seed packets I may or may not have had for years, trying to decide if I risk planting them or just tossing them. Maybe I’ll just stick them back in the drawer and think of how to … Continue reading →
The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, was undoubtedly one of the turning points in modern history. When I was growing up, it didn’t seem like it had truly been that long ago. My grandfathers both fought in … Continue reading →
Stuck in the house. Nothing to do. “Mom, I’m bored.” How can we engage our children in their winter studies? Even older children may enjoy a short photo picture book. They can get lots of ideas for things to do … Continue reading →
“Perhaps you’ve asked what it’s called when a big tornado mixes with a blazing wildfire (spoiler alert: it’s called a firenado!)” Now that should get any child’s attention.
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