Here is a great way to incorporate handwriting into your Bible work. Just simply print these pages out and give them to your students. There is a print version as well as a cursive version so, depending on the age of your children, there will be a version suitable just for them. Don’t miss our … Read more
I am always trying to encourage my students to read their Bible more. They start out well, but then life happens and they start to forget. I think that it keeps them more accountable if they have to write down what they read. So I created these Bible Reading Logs that have an Autumn them … Read more
The Lord’s Prayer is a wonderful prayer for children to memorize. It is THE prayer where Jesus shows us how we should pray. It was a simple prayer to show us that we don’t need to have long elaborate prayers and fancy words in order to speak to our Lord God. Click on the preview … Read more
We’re going to be heading back to school soon and it’s an important time in the lives of the students in our classes. Sometimes our kids can be nervous and anxious about heading back or starting school all together. It’s important for our kids to know that we care about what they’re going through and … Read more
My 1st grade son is learning to read and we are working on larger words by using syllables and word parts. I wrote the story of the two foundations or also known as the wise and the foolish builders straight from Matthew 7:24-27. Click above to download the printable PDF document I have split up … Read more
Memorizing Scripture is an incredible activity for children to learn and to practice. Learning the Word of God and hiding it in your heart (Psalm 119:11) will truly help our children in the future. Knowing the Word will help it come to mind when they’re in a difficult situation and need help getting through it. … Read more
My youngest son is learning to recognize his letters and letter sounds. Letters, by themselves, had no meaning to him and he kept wanting me to help him write words. I wanted his zeal for learning words to continue, so I decided to teach him the letters and letter sounds in conjunction with word families. … Read more
My youngest son is learning to recognize his letters and letter sounds. Letters, by themselves, had no meaning to him and he kept wanting me to help him write words. I wanted his zeal for learning words to continue, so I decided to teach him the letters and letter sounds in conjunction with word families. … Read more
My youngest son is learning to recognize his letters and letter sounds. Letters, by themselves, had no meaning to him and he kept wanting me to help him write words. I wanted his zeal for learning words to continue, so I decided to teach him the letters and letter sounds in conjunction with word families. … Read more
My youngest son is learning to recognize his letters and letter sounds. Letters, by themselves, had no meaning to him and he kept wanting me to help him write words. I wanted his zeal for learning words to continue, so I decided to teach him the letters and letter sounds in conjunction with word families. … Read more