Spring Activities and Projects for Elementary Students
Spring is just around the corner, which makes this month a great time for planning fun, educational spring activities! Spring should not be overlooked. After
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Anne Marie Gosnell
Anne Marie is an Austenite and the author of the blog Future.Flying.Saucers. She is a southern belle who is married to her Mr. Darcy. They have three of the silliest children in South Carolina. Anne Marie has a passion for Bible study and teaching the Word to adults and children. On Wednesday nights you will find her teaching Biblical concepts to Awana clubs at her church. All of her Awana and Bible lessons can be found for FREE on her blog. You can also find her on Facebook.
Do You Have a Strong-Willed Child?
The conversations usually go something like this: “Sweet Cheeks, you may eat a bagel with cream cheese, or oatmeal. We are in a hurry this
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Summer Activities and Projects for Elementary Students
Summer is H.E.R.E! Whether you take the summer off, or you school year-round, there are so many fun summer activities and projects for elementary students!
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What Makes a Person Important?
Robert McCloskey is one of my favorite children’s book authors. I was reading one of his books to my children and my husband questioned, “What
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Teaching the Meaning of Love
Webster tells us that LOVE is: a strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties. What are your thoughts on that definition?
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Teaching Civil Rights to Elementary Students
With the recent death of Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, and the arrival of Black History month in February, this January is a
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Christmas Truth, or Fiction?
We all know the Christmas story. Right? Or do we? I teach Bible to elementary children grades Kindergarten through 6th grade. I am finding that
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3 Tips for Instilling Thankfulness in Our Children
My almost 5 year old daughter told me the other day that she didn’t like our mailman any more. How come? I asked, confused. Because,
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