After sitting behind several cars in the drop off line at the middle school, it was my turn to pull up to the school entrance. As always, I told my youngest daughter that I loved her, I’d see her after school, and to have a great day. But I was also in the habit of… Read More Shine Your Light and Shake Your Salt
The sky was a mixture of pastel colors with a brilliant sunrise on the horizon. While taking an early morning walk through my neighborhood, I passed several houses where parents were buckling car seats, loading back packs, and preparing to take their children to school. Others with coffee mugs and brief cases in hand, were… Read More Good Morning Sunshine
Sometimes standing for the truth has significant consequences. In 2017, I found myself in the middle of a public firestorm unlike anything I’d experienced before. I had written a blog post about the pain and grief that occurs when a beloved family member chooses to walk away from the Lord and discipline must be practiced.… Read More When You are Persecuted or Reviled
Songs are a wonderful way to teach children! Anything set to music or rhyme will stay in the child’s mind so much better than just telling them information. There are songs for learning scriptures (like many devotional songs) and for learning memory work such as the books of the Old & New Testaments, Apostles, Sons… Read More Song Charts
File folder games are versatile, inexpensive and easily stored! When I taught special education classes in school, we used MANY file folder activities for our students. File folder activities helped our students work independently on a variety of skills. In the Bible class setting, file folders make a perfect pre-class activity that can reinforce skills… Read More File Folder Games
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