Peter the pumpkin eater grows pumpkins and the fruit of the Spirit! After all, pumpkins are fruit! Likewise, it’s October and pumpkins are everywhere. Therefore, I thought it would be a good time to discuss the decay and growth of a pumpkin while also growing the fruit of the Spirit.
Avoiding temptation is not easy. We all face temptation. Jesus was tempted too (Mark 1:12-13, Matthew 4:1). Therefore, the temptation itself is unavoidable. However, giving into it is what we must never do. Likewise, Little Pot (a vessel created by the potter to grow fruit) faces temptations. Let’s take a
Looking for an Ants Bible lesson? Did you know ants can help us learn about God? They can also help us understand how God can grow the fruit of His spirit through us. If you are familiar with Little Pot’s fruit-bearing steps, you know that God uses our physical, spiritual,
Body coverings of animals are a fascinating topic for young children. Moreover, this is an important concept that will help children understand an animal’s ability to survive in its habitat. A creative teaching resource that uses the traditional Mother Goose Rhyme of Mary and Her Little Lamb is a great
What is the meaning of the Pentateuch? I was recently asked to write a review for the fruitful book, Pentawhadda by Lynn Calvin Plater. From Westbow Press and CYLS-KIDS comes a book designed to teach children about the first five books of the Bible. In the tradition of Pilgrims’ Progress,
Biblical integration can be done through any story. I love finding spiritual truths in children’s literature. Harry, the Dirty Dog is no exception.
The elements of the story can be easily remembered if you compare them to how a plant grows. If you follow these steps and include the elements, you’ll write great stories that grow in the hearts of your readers.
The elements of the story can be easily remembered if you compare them to how a plant grows. If you follow these steps and include the elements, you’ll write great stories that grow in the hearts of your readers.
Hickory the Mouse does different activities hourly. These words to Hickory Dickory Dock teach children about routines and time.
Hickory the Mouse does different activities hourly. These words to Hickory Dickory Dock teach children about routines and time.
My book characters and I are here to help you make learning memorable and fun! Grab a cup of coffee and a cinnamon roll and let’s make sure the little people in your life understand the things you teach. Whether you are in public school, private school, or homeschool, let’s work together so we can sprout fruitful life stories!
