As a Christian teacher, I was always looking for meaningful ways to integrate Bible into different areas of the curriculum. Every Monday I had my students complete a journal entry based on a different prompt I’d come up with (where was your favorite vacation? what animal makes the best pet and why? etc.) and while it was fun to read…
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Teach your preschool students about the true meaning of Easter with these print-and-go activities to supplement the book God Gave Us Easter by Lisa Tawn Bergren. The story tells of a Papa Bear explaining the Gosepl-centered reason God gave us Easter in a way kids will understand. This print-and-go resource accompanies the book God Gave Us Easter by Lisa Tawn…
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St. Patrick’s Day is coming up! It is celebrated every year on March 17th. If you were to ask your students what this festive day is all about, I bet they would answer with things like: *wearing green (or else you get pinched!), *hunting for lucky shamrocks, *funny little leprechauns searching for gold at the end of rainbows, etc. While we can have…
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Welcome to another week of Teachers Who Pray! Today let’s pray for MATURITY. Now I know you read this and automatically think, “Yes! My students can be so immature – let’s pray that they grow in maturity!” And we’ll get there. But first I want you to, with humility, pray that YOU YOURSELF would demonstrate godly maturity. Pray that you…
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Happy Fall, everyone! Fall is my absolute favorite time of year! I love cold weather, sweaters, corduroys apples, pumpkins, leaves crunching…you get the picture. My main girl, Anne, says it best: Every fall we take a field trip to the pumpkin patch. How cute is this little farm/pumpkin patch? It’s right down the road from our house and we love exploring here!…
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