Your Bar Graphs
Explore how to nurture balanced growth in your children and students across various dimensions.
Redeeming the Summer
Summer is a wonderful time where so many memories are created, and yet, we all must admit so much time is also wasted. Mrs. Chung gives examples of how to redeem the summer so that we do not waste this season.
Accountable
The author shares a powerful tool that can protect us from careless actions. Read about it in this article.
Tidbits for Raising Children – Part 2
Wouldn’t it be great if we could have a practice run with our children and be able to correct all of our mistakes the second time around? Mrs. Trieber provides a few thoughts that will be a help to you as you raise your children.
Pull the Weeds
In this article, Bro. Carey explains that just as it takes due diligence to properly control the weeds in a yard; it takes the same diligence to prevent “weeds” from growing in the hearts of children.
“Kids don’t care how much you know, till they know how much you care!”
Do you remember the phrase, “What you do speaks so loud I can’t hear what you say”? Mrs. Tabitha Fanara reminds us how true that statement is.
Four Kids and They Are All so Different!
No two children are exactly alike. In this article, Mrs. Tabitha Fanara reflects on the uniqueness of each of her four children.
Be Salty and Sweet
Many people enjoy food that is both salty and sweet, and as Mrs. Chung explains in this article, Christians also need to have the perfect combination of salt and sweet in their lives.
Creating a Happy Home
“Home is the nicest word there is.” –Laura Ingalls. Can your family say this about your home? In this article, Mrs. Tabitha Fanara gives us some practical tips for creating this type of home.
The Right Plant
In this article, Bro. Jim Carey explains that to be an effective teacher, one must learn to distinguish the subtle differences of his students and then strive to provide an environment that will make them thrive.
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