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Welcome to my blog!! My heart’s desire is to strengthen and encourage moms. To help you find your way on this journey. To help you find a path of joy, peac
You will need a watercolor crayon set, oil pastel set, two Ebony pencils, vinyl eraser, watercolor brush, watercolor paper pad, drawing paper pad, construction paper, scissors, school glue, and a glue stick. The first lesson is a video lesson then there are video lessons every 2-3 lessons throughout the program. The lessons that do not include a video have a short and simple text to read to your students and several examples to show along with simple instructions. The suggested pace of this program is one lesson per week, we went a bit slower because my kids just wanted to keep working on the project they had started before instead of moving on to the next lesson (they are perfectionists).
and I feel like I have made a commitment to you all to host the Bible Journaling link up and go through The Life Giving Home with you I will post thoughts I have as I read through and pictures of any journaling I do in my Bible Journaling Facebook group. Below you will find a linkup that I will keep open throughout my hiatus where you are welcome to share any Bible journaling or Bible reading posts you would like. I will also include a linkup below that will remain open through the end of the year where you are welcome to post any post about The Life Giving Home book and study guide.
This week I was reading about Solomon building the Temple and his palaces with a few Psalms thrown in and then began Proverbs. I noticed something at the very beginning of Proverbs that never stood out to me before
Each page in this hardcover book features one letter of the alphabet and a key word that begins with that letter (i.e. “A is for Ants”). My one-year-old and three-year-old both enjoyed this book (it is recommended for ages three to six Some of the rhymes were a bit confusing and the Bible Verses were above my boys’ heads but they enjoyed the book all the same. When a child is old enough to start memorizing verses you can use this as a fun Bible curriculum for them to memorize a verse for each letter of the alphabet.