Do you love timelines? Do your kids? I think they are one of the most fascinating ways to explore history. I even have half of a shelf of books just about timelines! But it’s so easy to reduce timelines to a simple list of facts and dates that we often miss the incredible learning potential […]
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Books for boys that include adventure, faith, family, and fun can be hard to find, but I have a great series to tell you about! Susan K. Marlow wrote Goldtown Adventures to provide all that and more for your 9-13-year-old boys (and girls love them, too!). She hopes to encourage boys to put down their
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Could you use a done-for-you, fun, and engaging way to get your kids excited to dig into God’s Word? Bible Investigators: Creation is a new and incredible way to do exactly that. If you’ve ever sat down with your kids, read a Scripture passage, and then wondered what to do or talk about next, this
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How would your life be different if you’d never read the Christmas story, never heard the Easter story, and had no idea there was a God who loves you? Millions of people have never heard about God in a way they can understand. But what is a heart language? How many people still don’t have
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Modern Church History for Kids Wow! Before I even started* these books, I knew they would be good because Danika Cooley is an INCREDIBLE author. But the content of these books completely amazed me. Danika is the author of the Who What Why series of Christian history books for kids. The first three books in
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It’s no secret that I LOVE history! I have spent much of my life reading history books and historical fiction, and I spend a good portion of my time today writing history-related resources. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to review several history books by Generations. If you’re not familiar with Generations, they are
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If you’re looking for a fun, interactive way for your kids to learn about the history of the 4th of July and the science of fireworks, I have the perfect unit study for you! It’s the 4th of July Online Unit Study by the Techie Homeschool Mom, and it is packed full of history, science,
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Do you have a child in your life who loves to build, someone whose imagination never seems to stop creating? I do. His name is Caleb, and it seems the only limit to what he can build is the materials he can get his hands on to use! That’s why I think the Robotics Workshop
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Help the children in your life build knowledge about love built on the foundation of God’s Word by helping them commit two verses to memory. Sadly, we know there will come a time in the lives of most children when they wonder about what love really is and what it means. These puzzles and activities will
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In what year did Jacob Roggeveen become the first European to discover Easter Island? In what year did Chile declare war on Peru and Bolivia? Test your knowledge of the history of Chile with this free printable card game. All thirty questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle school or high school. Or, combine it
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