by Jane Green | Aug 23, 2021
When I was in middle school I don’t remember reading many books on historical fiction other than the Little House on the Prairie series. From these books, I learned to be honest, work hard, treat others right, and the importance of not complaining because it...
by Jane Green | Aug 15, 2021
I am so excited about the tool I am sharing with you today for Scripture memorization and stress relief. There are many inspirational coloring books on the market, but I have never seen one that takes you so deeply into thinking about the verses, scripture reference,...
by Jane Green | Aug 9, 2021
Taryn Souders has written the best book for teaching fractions to young children and maybe even refreshing yourself on the subject. Her book, Whole-y Cow! Fractions Are Fun, is a rhyming book that shows how to divide, painted cows, colored bathing suits, scoops of ice...
by Jane Green | Jul 26, 2021
I have often wondered, am I handling technology the right way? Could I learn to use it more often and in better ways? Do I need to use it less? Is there anything I need to stay away from completely? I was very excited to find this booklet, Biblically Handling...
by Jane Green | Jul 5, 2021
Life is so busy. We miss so many things that are really important for us to see. I went out early this morning while it was still cool to pull weeds in a strawberry bed I planted around a tiny greenhouse we use to winter over small container trees and plants. Here are...
by Jane Green | Jun 14, 2021
I love rock walls like this one. None of the rocks are the same size, but with strategic placement, they begin to fit together. That is what a life time of learning is like. The absorption of a large load of information, balanced out by pulling it all together with...
