As Easter approaches, your children may be asking you questions about Jesus. Maybe they are hearing things in church or questions are arising as you go through An Expectant Easter. You may feel intimidated by the idea of clearly explaining...
We’ve finished up our second week of A Connected Christmas, and we are really starting to get into the rhythm of Christmas Schooling! Throughout the course of week two, we continued studying passages of the biblical Christmas story by reading,...
This year for family devotions, I chose Unwrapping the Greatest Gift by Ann Voskamp. It is a beautifully illustrated family devotional guide that leads your family from Creation to the Coming of Baby Jesus. Along with the book, I prepared...
When my oldest children were preschool age, I incorporated Bible lessons and scripture memory into our Morning Time. At that point, we primarily read from The Jesus Storybook Bible and I dabbled in the devotions from Leading Little Ones to God. We also...
Image courtesy of Little Minds Creative Practicing the skill of memory work is great for children (and adults). Memorizing things like poetry, hymns, and scripture helps train the brain to be receptive to remembering things, boosts confidence, and gives the...
Okay, so before you read this post thinking I am the Advent-pro, I must admit to you first that I have never once participated (and especially planned and led) this tradition. But oh, how Pinterest and Instagram have led me...
