
Fall Impressions: Week 3
[alternate title: How NOT to do a Thanksgiving craft.] At our house, Thanksgiving is a REAL meal. We dress up,

Thanks & Giving
When we were Children’s Pastors in Birmingham, I wrote a two week lesson about Thanksgiving. It was entitled, “Thanks and

V. The V.
Ok, so it’s not the fifth V craft, but it feels like it! I can’t believe I’ve done so many

Trains!
So, we’re on day two of the letter T. And I decided a train would be a great craft. I

Terrific T’s!
My little boy is 3 weeks old and now I finally feel like I can focus on something other than
And… we’re on to "E!"
I’m thankful for new beginnings… after my struggles last week with the letter D, I was fully ready to move
Shhhhh….the letter S!
Yes, it’s Thursday and we’re just getting to our abc verse this week. I’ve had a busy week and I’ve

Just Needed Some Craftiness
Uno. How much do you love this? I want to make these for Lydia’s birthday party. You know, in January.

O is for Octopus and Omigosh
So, I found a cute octopus craft. I don’t know why I’ve been so stuck on doing an octopus, but

The Letter N: Nest
I had a few snippets of scriptures floating around in my head for N this week… Never become tired of

Daddy Day
Look what Lydia and I made my husband for Father’s Day! Are you impressed? I mean, I don’t know what

Some people are afraid of crafts because they don't feel artistic. Or they don't like mess. I don't think crafts are about the finished product but more about the process! And because little kids learn with their hands, crafts are an important part of understanding and meditating on God's Word! So jump in to these fun crafts--mess and all--and let your kids learn more about God and His Word!