A friend mentioned that her little girl wants to keep everything she makes and being home all the time, that’s a lot to keep. Alas, with isolating children can cling more to items and start hoarding. Added to that is … Continue reading →
This book provides a great way to introduce children to biographies because of the fun elements included. Enjoying a regency tea party, making a sextant, playing with puns, let children experience some of the time period. The book covers more … Continue reading →
With riots and struggles people sometimes forget to show respect and kindness. We know some people do bad things and that’s wrong. Sometimes people we trust also do bad things. God wants us to choose kindness and to honor people … Continue reading →
A post from Valerie Elliott Shepherd on a way to encourage children to try different foods caught my attention. It’s also a way to develop courage and a sense of adventure in children.
Continue reading →With schools, libraries, and even zoos closed we need to engage our children in fun and learning. Consider creating your own fun stay-at-home field trips. For example, choose to go on a trip to the zoo. Fix up a spot … Continue reading →
Snow fun by Karen Whiting It’s winter and snow will fall in some places. I live where it’s warmer so we have to make do with other activities to celebrate the season. If you have snow enjoy the sledding, making … Continue reading →