Sometimes we’ve used art to reinforce concepts we’re learning about (like Scripture!), and sometimes we just try new techniques. My kids each have an art journal to experiment in. For projects, I like to have them spend time creating work we can put on our walls.
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“That boy is going to be an engineer.” The physical therapist nodded knowingly at me as I held my little bundle of wonder.
My baby–who refused to reach for anything else–stretched out to grasp the flashing light on the telephone system, ignoring the pain it caused him….. Continue reading
As you read the story of the shepherds with your family, there are a few things you may want to point out:
My friend Donald W. White took William Bradford’s original journal, annotated it, and rewrote it using modern-day English, titling the book A Plymouth Pilgrim. The book ends with the recorded celebration of the first Thanksgiving. It’s a great piece of literature for families and older students.
The holiday of Thanksgiving today serves as a reminder that we are called to be grateful to God for all things. As you discuss Thanksgiving with your children, here are two passages you can look over:…. Continue reading
