Have your little ones share the good news with this simple craft. Once completed, your child can use it as a teaching tool to tell others about the death and resurrection of Jesus. This will allow them to practice learning scripture or telling the Easter story in their own words

The “I Spy” game is a classic time buster on road trips but can be played just about anywhere. Take this game to the next level, add some imagination to it, and you can get those little minds going.

Math can be a loved and enjoyable subject for some children and feel like a necessary evil for others (well they may not see it as ‘necessary’). Is there a way you can make math relatable and enjoyable for everyone?

While our children know that we love them, sometimes the admiration we have for them rarely gets spoken or shown by our actions. Life passes by so quickly. The hours fall away and before you know it, the day has come to an end and we find ourselves say

It is that time of year that kids (and adults) are growing tired of inside activities and ready to get out into the fresh air. This craft is done inside but ends up outside so it will help you look forward to spring. Do you know the birds that spend their winters in Canada? Studies have shown that wild birds that have access to extra food sources will fare better through the winter than those without. There are a number of species that live in Canada year round. Check out a couple of online resources where you’ll learn about the birds that can be seen during our Canadian winters from Bird Canada and the top 10 list from Earth Rangers. Take some time to read about these birds with your child and then make some bird seed ornaments to feed those cute little birdies.

Art history can be an exciting experience when the viewer becomes a part of the art. The Art Coloring Book (Use the Look Inside feature through this link.) is a great way to bring art history to learners and let them add to, change, and be a part of the piece of art.

With the snow season upon us, we have lots of different ways we can make use of the cold outdoors and relate our learning projects to cold-weather living. Follow along with the Babbey family and their ice cube igloo creation and use the PDF resource to gain more in-depth knowledge about igloo structures.

Have one or more people read through the following verses from Luke and Matthew. Assign sounds to make for each of the highlighted words. These could be sounds made by instruments, voice, or other means.