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As parents, we’re instructed to teach our children God’s Word. To help them memorize Scripture and hide it in their hearts. Bible verse coloring pages are a great way to help younger kids especially remember verses. (Have you bought my A-Z Scripture Coloring Pages yet? It’s filled with easy verses that even a preschooler can memorize.)…
Celebrate the birthday girl or boy in your life with this adorable Happy Birthday Printable Coloring and Activity Placement. It’s a great way to make writing and drawing more exciting for your little ones on their special day. Providing Kids With a Birthday Coloring and Activity Placemat If your child’s birthday is approaching, you need…
At times when God speaks, it’s a still small voice…sometimes even a whisper. And it’s at times like these that He invites us to be still and know that He is God (Psalms 46:10). Join me as I share with you God Whispers that have sustained, strengthened, and encouraged me on my journey to be…
Do you ever wonder what your children know about you and what they think about you? Children are always so full of surprises, so you never know what to expect with them. And with this All About Mom printable you can expect a few surprises! I recently found a note Sam wrote for me, that mentioned…
Earth Day is celebrated on April 22nd every year. It’s a day set aside to encourage people to stop, reflect and find ways to protect, support, and conserve our planet. We need to raise a generation that cares for the world they live in. Start a new family tradition- celebrate Earth day with fun Earth Day…
2020 is the year nobody will ever forget… a year filled with uncertainty, but at the same time, one filled with hope. The one truth that carries my family through this season we’re in, is knowing, without a shadow of doubt, that God has never failed us. He has always been Faithful to His Promises…
Books are a big deal in my home. One way we encouraged our kids to read more when they were younger was to give them reading challenges. For instance, when we stepped into Lent, we would check out Easter reading books from the library. December would see us pulling out all the Christmas books, to…
Explaining the events leading up to Easter can be difficult for parents with young children, but you really can’t have Easter if you leave Good Friday out. As parents, we know our kids best and can explain the story to little ones in the most understandable way possible. When I designed the Easter Story for…
It’s always easier to explain the Christmas story to younger children, than the Easter story. The journey Jesus had to take to Calvary is hard for even us, as adults, to read. But it’s a story children need to hear. I designed this game thinking of how much fun my kids have with the age-old…
Don’t you feel super special knowing that you do have the best Valentine? The Creator of all things is so deeply, madly, head over heels in love with you that He paid the ultimate sacrifice through His Son just for you? Your Heavenly Father thinks you are worth every bit of that sacrifice because you…
One of the roles a parent plays is to teach children essential skills, to ensure they grow up to be adults who can handle the day-to-day activities of life, independently and successfully! It is vitally important that parents think about skills that children need to know, in order to survive the older years, especially as…
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