
When PRIDE should be celebrated and how to see it.
When pride became the name of a month that businesses and schools began to celebrate, I considered how the word itself is viewed by our
We exist to provide creative teaching resources and inspirational children’s books that grow young children spiritually, socially, and academically so they can become fruit bearing vessels.
2 Corinthians 3:2-3
I am an award-winning children’s author and illustrator. I spent many years as a mom, teacher, and school principal. During that time, I created stories about clay vessels discovering their purpose. Each pot has a unique relationship to the potter, and their stories represent the stories we sprout alongside our creator. Just as Little Pot grows strawberries, we can produce the fruit of the Spirit. Like a teapot, we were created to serve others. As an oil lamp gives light, we can shine. These characters and I help children grow physically, spiritually, socially, and academically. Each area leads to serving, shining, and bearing fruit for the potter.
Your story requires you to be your child’s teacher, principal, and parent. Therefore, you’re the single authority in your child’s growth.
You have to be extra creative because your child works with you every day and every year.
Similarly, I have raised 3 children & now enjoy being a grandma. I’m here to give you new ideas & share in sprouting your story.
Your school is a family. You work closely with each child’s parent and provide customer service for the “business” of education.
Consequently, you have to be extra creative because your students are paying customers.
Likewise, I spent more than 10 years as a private school principal & am here to give you new ideas & share in sprouting your story.
You teach all types of students from diverse backgrounds. Above all, your story calls you to be a light in an institution that rejects Christ.
You have to be extra creative in sharing the love of Jesus within legal restrictions.
I taught Kdg, 1st, 2nd, & 3rd grade in 4 public school systems. After that, I gained new ideas & want to share in sprouting your story.
Your story entails teaching all age levels weekly, for only a short period of time. Moreover, your students choose to attend your class.
As a result, you have to be extra creative so your students enjoy & remember God’s Word.
I have served in Children’s ministry practically my whole life. Therefore, I’m here to give you new ideas & share in sprouting your story.
When pride became the name of a month that businesses and schools began to celebrate, I considered how the word itself is viewed by our
What does pot calling the kettle black mean? Tea Pot calling the kettle black is an idiom that dates back to the 1600s. The phrase
The traditional lyrics for Jack and Jill can be recreated using the AABCCB rhyme scheme. Put to this pattern young children can learn almost anything.
Learn the 7 steps and turn your students into fruit bearing vessels