Teaching Your Children Their ABC’s Without Them Realizing It
For many of our private schools, kindergarten only runs several days of the week or starts in the second half of the school year and may have barely gotten a start before COVID-19 made its appearance and changed the school year forever. Many mothers who had no desire …Read More
Black Death and the Coronavirus
Let all the earth fear the Lord; Let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of Him. For He spoke, and it was done; He commanded, and it stood fast. The Lord nullifies the counsel of nations; He frustrates the plans of the peoples. The counsel …Read More
Operation Raven: A Shutdown Letter to Patrons
Schools around the globe have been scrambling to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic. In his letter to patrons, Kendall calls us to live in light of the enduring, sustaining presence of God. March 19, 2020 Dear Parents: Most of us can think back to experiences in our lives …Read More
Perpetua: A Compelling Story for Devotions, History, or Literature Class
With this post, Lucinda begins a series of stories of Christian martyrs and heroes from the past. We hope you will be inspired by these histories and perhaps find them helpful in preparing for school devotions. Year: 203 AD Place: Carthage, North Africa Person: Perpetua, a twenty-two-year-old mother …Read More
Bursts of Teaching Ideas
Sympathy Ice A sobbing child shows the teacher a bump on his arm. Another little person extends her hand, “See this cut here? It hurts.” Marie complains, “When I go like this, it hurts!” as she pushes her hands together in a very unnatural manner! Sometimes the children …Read More
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