By Anna Lowell
There’s been a great mother mix-up! Can your kids solve it? Find out with this printable Mothers of the Bible worksheet.
See how much your kids know about the Mothers of the Bible with these free printable activity pages.
By Anna Lowell
Mother’s Day is approaching fast! Here’s a Mother’s Day mini book – perfect to make in Sunday School or at home.
By Anna Lowell
Mother’s Day is coming up quickly for those of us in the United States. Help your kids show their moms how thankful they are for all of their hard work and love with this super-sweet printable Mother’s Day card.
Kids love giving gifts to their moms. This printable Mother’s Day card is simple to cut out and color and makes a gift that moms will cherish for many years.
By Anna Lowell
When I was little, I loved to write “books” – and now my own kids love doing that, too. I think that’s why I love this printable creation mini book so much.
Mini books are so much fun! With one printable page, your child can make a complete story with multiple pages that he or she can actually turn – just like a real book!
By Anna Lowell
Are you teaching a Sunday School class the resurrection story? Looking for a way to keep kids entertained during a church breakfast? Or, searching for a fun Easter activity for your own kids? If so, these Easter worksheets are just the ticket.
By Anna Lowell
How much do you and your kids know about Jesus’ disciples? Test your knowledge of Bible facts about Jesus’ disciples with this free printable Jesus Disciples Worksheet.
The Jesus Disciples worksheet is perfect for an easy-prep Sunday School activity, something to keep kids busy during a church service, or a challenge for your kids at home.
By Anna Lowell
God’s Love Bookmarks are an easy way to surprise and delight someone you love and remind them that God loves them.
Whether you are looking for a way to bless your child, send encouragement to a friend through the mail, or put a smile on your students’ faces, these whimsical corner God’s Love Bookmarks are sure to deliver.
By Anna Lowell
It’s hard for me to watch how quickly my kids are growing up.
I long to enjoy this brief time I have with them and to deeply connect with them.
But, so often life gets in the way. Busyness. Grocery shopping and laundry, homeschooling and work, music lessons and dinner prep.
But, even in the busy times, I want to show my kids how how much I love them.
Maybe you feel the same way? If so, here’s a simple way to intentionally spend more time with your kids.