Help kids understand there are many ways to be smart with the beautiful book All the Ways to be Smart. When kids take stock of their diverse gifts, they can better appreciate and care for each other and themselves.
How to empower your kids through writing
Empower your kids to tap into the emotional and cognitive benefits of writing with these fun, easy-to-use tools.
How to teach kids the Bible with Monopoly
Relating the Bible to what kids are familiar with is a great way to make spiritual truths stick. You can teach your kids about being part of God’s very good plan for our world through a classic game.
One homeschool mom’s encouragement for isolation-school moms
Due to recent school closures, many of us have just added “teacher” to our long list of roles. Joanna, a homeschool mom of four, offers heartfelt encouragement and practical tips for keeping our sanity and focusing on what matters most.
6 resources to help kids with anxiety
Anxiety can feel scary and overwhelming for kids of any age. As parents, we want to help, but sometimes we don’t know how. These resources can equip you to lovingly guide your kids from worry to peace.
Finding grace in a botched bedtime
We all feel stretched to the limit sometimes! When our words come out sideways, God’s compassionate love can give us the strength to try again.
How a simple act of bravery opened my heart at the park
Humans are wired to learn through stories, and sometimes the simple actions of our children can speak as loudly as any words on a page…if we watch and listen.
How to teach your children about God’s forever love with a picture book
Using picture books is a fun, memorable way to engage your family in faith conversations and bring God’s love alive. With its themes of grief and healing, The Rough Patch by Brian Lies can help children understand God’s love is strong, even when we struggle.