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April showers brought with it some May flowers. That was the inspiration for the new May Planning Pack for Children. The adorable flowers and owls make this pack one of the cutest I have created to date. Print it out now and get started with teaching your children how to plan their time today. It is important that we teach our children about making and keeping plans. I think that the … [Read more...] about May Planning Pack for Children
If there is anything I know about teens or preteens it is that they enjoy having creative things to keep them occupied. Let's face it, reading the Bible can often be boring and confusing. But what if we offer them a fun and creative way to get into The Word? Bible Journaling is not only relaxing but it is a great creative way for your teens to express themselves and what they are learning about … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: 2 Kings
When you talk about pond life, do you think about the Newt? This lizard like amphibian is not only fun to learn about but fun to watch. They wiggle through the water by swishing their little legs and tail. My children love going to the creek to see if we can collect them to view. Don't worry, we don't keep them. We only do catch and release. It is a great way to incorporate some science … [Read more...] about Newt Facts Color and Copywork
Using a Bible Journal is one of the easiest ways to get your teens into The Word. That is why I created this new series of journals just for teens. If you are like me you have noticed that there are many products out there geared to children and adults. The products available for teens to use in their Bible study are almost non-existent. I have so enjoyed working on these new products geared … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: 1 Kings
Out of all of the animals out there, the muskrat is probably the least appealing to me. However, that doesn't mean that you or your children won't enjoy this brand new color and copywork pack! Your children can learn all about the muskrat in this easy to use printable pack. Did you know that muskrats are related to guinea pigs? That is just one of the many facts that your children … [Read more...] about Muskrat Facts Color and Copywork
Are you looking for a creative way to get your teens to study their Bible each day? Our new Bible Journal series is perfect for you! We all know that it is often a challenge to get our teens to sit still and study the Word of God. The tools that are out there for them are either child like and boring, or too advanced. I have so enjoyed working on these new products geared to our older … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: 2 Samuel
Bible Journaling is a great way to refocus our minds and hearts on The Word. It is the perfect tool for teens! Getting our children into the Word of God can sometimes pose as a challenge. It is even more of a challenge for our teens. There doesn't seem to be much out there for teenagers. That is why I created this new way of learning. I have so enjoyed working on these new products geared to … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: 1 Samuel
I don't know of many children who do not enjoy chasing frogs around ponds and streams. They love racing toward them to see if they can grab them up. Or following them to see if they have any tadpoles close by. Not only are they strange creatures to look at, they are also very strange to learn about. Do you know that frogs are not reptiles but are actually amphibians? That is just … [Read more...] about Frog Facts Color and Copywork
When you signed up to be a parent you likely didn't think about how you were going to handle the hard parts. The parts of parenting that no one tells you about. Those things that are kept hush-hush, because no one wants to admit that it is a struggle. I am talking about supporting your child's emotions. Our doe-eyed little ones did not come with an instruction manual. Wouldn't it be nice … [Read more...] about 3 Tips for Supporting Your Child’s Emotions
Chronic Illness is hard. It is often an invisible disease that no one else can see, but we can feel. When we are dealing with chronic illness it is easy to be wrapped up in pity-parties and endless circles of feeling sorry for ourselves. After all, those who are on the outside looking in just don't "get it". You aren't alone! Statistics show that 45% of the adult population suffers from … [Read more...] about Scripture for Moms Dealing with Chronic Illness
I am having so much fun creating these Bible Journals geared for teens! A Bible Journal is a great way to get your teens excited about learning about our Lord and His word! Over the last few weeks you have been getting them one at a time. This week we are doing it a bit differently. Judges and Ruth are such small books in our Bibles that I thought it would be better to give you both at once. … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: Judges and Ruth
March is approaching very quickly and you are probably ready to get your planning in order for the month ahead. Let me help you, help your children learn to be better organized and learn how to begin planning. These simple to use Children's Planning packs are perfect for teaching time management and date keeping with our children. The March Children’s Planning Pack is designed for … [Read more...] about Children’s Planning Pack for March Free for Limited Time
Bible Journaling is a great way to refocus our minds and hearts on The Word. It is the perfect tool for teens! The issue is, there just aren't that many products out there geared to teens. They are either baby-ish or very advanced. That prompted me to create a line of journals that could be used by teens, and any other age if they are so inclined. Using a Bible Journal is a creative and fun … [Read more...] about Bible Journal for Teens: Deuteronomy
Do your children love going to the park to feed the ducks? They are beautiful creatures full of vibrant colors and personalities. Ducks are part of our pond life, farm life, and some people even keep them as pets. They can be fun to watch and feed. If your children are animal lovers this is a great new animal to add to their learning library. Ducks can be fascinating to watch. The … [Read more...] about Ducks Color and Copywork
If you have been homeschooling for any length of time, you know that teaching history can be boring. Am I right? Well, today I am going to give you 4 reasons why I think you need to rethink your history curriculum, and tell you about something I think you'll love! We have teamed up with a new-to-us publisher to bring you a new curriculum for teaching history. Keep reading to find out … [Read more...] about 4 Reasons to Rethink Your History Curriculum
