This is the last chapter of the book of Joshua where he was summarizing everything that happened to them and how God worked through them. He then gave the people the option to choose who they were going to serve. As for him and his household, he said: “we will serve the Lord.” All the… Read More
Discipline. We don’t see it that often anymore. From following street lights to waiting for our turn in a queue, one sees who is disciplined and who is not. From the moment we wake up to the time we lie down in the evening, we can pinpoint the things that we do where we lack… Read More
I want to preserve my children’s artworks, but as neat as possible. I keep some of the sheets of paper or notebooks, but I’m pretty sure they might get lost sometime in the future when I decide to declutter. 😁 So what we do when we have time is digitalize their works and then use… Read More
Kids develop problem solving skills whenever they play in groups. As an adult, there are times that we want to solve the problems they are having while they are playing but let that be the last option. ➡️Let their thinking and problem solving skills come to play by asking them questions that could lead them… Read More
EARLY DREAMS I was at a friend’s house and saw this National Geographic magazine. I remembered how I used to read it. It was actually National Geographic’s Wildlife As Canon Sees It page that opened my appreciation for nature and photography. As a kid, I used to dream of having a Canon camera because of this. 😂 I also… Read More
We often hear old people say “let them play” or “it’s better for them to play”, but what kind of play is good for kids? Should we just let them play alone? Outside? Indoor? How are they learning this way? Most importantly, why is play critical for a child’s development? There are categories of play… Read More
I grew up watching Superbook or the Flying House as a child and I’ve learned so many things about God through this show. When my kids were old enough to watch shows like this one, I just thought of searching for old videos, but I learned that they had newer versions released which had better… Read More
Reading is probably one of those skills that we parents set aside until our kids go to school. We think that reading starts at school and that teachers are the ones in charge of all the word recognition and so we put reading aside and let time do its thing. The truth is that reading… Read More
*This is a re-post with updates. Originally posted on: April 17, 2014 Weeks ago, my husband and my son came home with new toys. I got excited at the thought that I’d have new ‘subjects for shooting” for playtime. =)) -Possible things to learn for this playtime with toy animals: Animal names. You can play… Read More
If you have kids who are starting to read, you can try using their toys with the words they need to learn. Here, I used old plastic egg toys. I recently used these eggs for Math & Eggs activity. Sometimes, toddlers get bored at reading and reviewing from their books. Especially for boys. They enjoy better… Read More
