When I began teaching felting to seven- and eight-year-olds, I was curious to see if they could give steady, focused attention to the task. After all, felting requires much patience before any visible results are evident.

This fragile-familied world might think us strange To tuck ourselves away in this over-busy age. But we sit here at Your table, Father, grade-by-grade.

Grab the glitter and the glue, the paper and the pipe cleaners, the rulers and the markers—it’s National Craft Month!

Great ideas for bored teenagers.

Minecraft is a customizable multi-player game that appeals to ages five to fourteen, which can be played on mobile devices, consoles (such as XBox), and computers. When I turned eleven, I began creating Minecraft worlds for Camping Stick Kids, a ministry that shares the gospel with kids. When kids came to our booth at homeschool conventions because of Minecraft and ended up hearing the gospel, we quickly realized the potential of Minecraft as ministry.

Hey, everyone! It’s Rachel . . . and welcome back to my article. So, starting a YouTube channel may sound super fun and like an interesting way to spend your free time by filming, editing, and uploading YouTube videos. But it also may sound difficult and a little intimidating; so I am going to give you my tips and tricks for creating a really awesome channel that is easy to manage and resembles you.

Supplies Needed: Construction Paper Scissors Tape Straws Pencil Baking Cups Printed pictures Glue (not shown in photo) Step One: Cut out a flower design of your choice. Repeat for the number of flowers you would like to make. Step Two: Using the pencil

Supplies Needed: Green Construction Paper Wide Popsicle Sticks Pencil Glue Scissors (not shown in photo) Step One: Trace your child’s hand on the green construction paper to get as many handprints as you can from one piece of construction paper. Step T