End of Week Encouragement Podcast Episode 58 – More Complex
Now, I teach third and fourth grade English. As a third and fourth grade English teacher, I get to read a lot of children’s books. One of the things we notice when we’re reading children’s
CSSA Stage 3 Review – Dark Sayings: A Biblical Code Names
{Thank you Bailey M. for this game!} The above photo is an overview of how the Word Cards are set up. These are the Spy Cards for both teams. In addition to what you see
110. The Book of Exodus – Part 11 of 16
This is the 11th part of The Book of Exodus series by Richard Morgan discusses the ten plagues on Egypt. What God is going to do with these plagues is turn the world of Egypt
16. Proverbs 30 – Kids’ Daily Readings Podcast
Join Uncle Paul and Isaiah as they discuss the Bible readings from the 2nd portion of Christadelphian Reading Plan each week, God willing. (This starts in January with Psalms and goes through Malachi by the
The Birth of Jesus (CSSA Junior Stage 3 Lesson 25)
Watch. Play. Sing. Memory Verse Video Thank you to John, Rachel and Grace P for these memory verse videos! https://youtu.be/Dgsfsf1iyJ0 Meet the Bible Character Video Thank you to Amy H & John & Dinah
John the Baptist (CSSA Primary Stage 3 Lesson 25)
Watch & Sing. Memory Verse Thank you to John, Rachel and Grace P for these memory verse videos! Check out the memory verse printable cards below. https://youtu.be/jCQC3thAJTs Eye Spy with Ellie Ellie has lots of
109. The Book of Exodus – Part 10 of 16
This is the 10th part of The Book of Exodus series by Richard Morgan is talking about Moses going to Pharoah to tell him to “let my people go”, his mindset, and also the children
Resource Round Up for (an extended) Spring Break
This post was originally published on March 17, 2020 – but is unfortunately still very relevant this year. The links below have been updated to include new material from this past year. Suddenly many
15. Proverbs 22 – Kids’ Daily Readings Podcast
Join Isaiah and Uncle Paul as they discuss the Bible readings from the 2nd portion of Christadelphian Reading Plan each week, God willing. (This starts in January with Psalms and goes through Malachi by the
