100+ Books to Start Your Child's Library
Every title read and vetted to either support a Christian worldview or at least not work against it. Includes plenty of books that aren't mine, because the goal is a kid who loves reading.
Not a teaser for something you have to buy. Real resources you can print, use tonight, and come back to.
Every title read and vetted to either support a Christian worldview or at least not work against it. Includes plenty of books that aren't mine, because the goal is a kid who loves reading.
Questions that get past “fine” and into what your kid actually thinks about God, friendship, and what scares them.
Story prompts for the car line, the waiting room, and the 20 minutes before an appointment.
10 ways to find a devotional that fits your family, 10 pointers for Scripture memory, and 10 verses to start with. Printable, and it lives in the book where you'll see it.
A full summer of Scripture memory built to be doable in a season when nothing else is scheduled. Works for a family, a co-op, or a whole children's ministry.
Early literacy support for little ones working on sounds. Print it, use it, print it again when the first one gets destroyed.
A sample set from the Resolving Conflict deck. Try it at your table before you buy the full deck.
Projects the whole family can make together, built for different attention spans and sensory needs in the same room.
Step-by-step for making weighted socks at home. The store-bought versions are expensive and often don't fit right.
My method for helping a dysregulated kid find their way back. Printed on cards you can hand to your child, a teacher, or a grandparent.
Downloads that go with specific books. You don't need the book to use them, but they're better together.
Craft, publishing, and the practical stuff nobody explains until you've already done it wrong.
Growing regularly.
Print them, hand them to a friend, use them in your co-op or your children's ministry. I'd rather these get used than sit in a downloads folder.