Have a Heart
Make a fist with your right hand and look at it. Your heart‘s about that size.
This column for kids explores nature, science, and God’s amazing, good world.
Make a fist with your right hand and look at it. Your heart‘s about that size.
There are lots of wonderful things to see in our world. But which ones are the most amazing of all?
The kitchen sink, the dog’s bowl, and the milk jug are all necessary things but not ones to inspire great
We rarely think about the things listed on these pages. Yet each one makes a BIG difference in our lives.
Do you know any kids who have disabilities?
Sometimes the most ordinary things are the most interesting. This month we’ll take a look at something we see and use every day.
Imagine you’re a plant. You eat, you drink, you breathe, you grow, and you make seeds.
Trees are a big deal in the Bible, and I can prove it. Ask a parent for permission to go online.
Small Wonders
If I know you and you know me
I’d call you by your name
flashing by on my mind’s marquee
a thumbs up for your fam
When God finished making the world, everything worked perfectly. Adam and Eve had plenty of fine food to eat.
Did you know that trees talk? They do! So do some flowers and bugs and other animals.
Have you ever had butterflies in your stomach?
Has it snowed at your home yet? If you live in the northern United States or in Canada, it probably has.
Mysteries make us curious. We want to know what happened, how, and why. But you say Christmas is not a mystery?
One fine day God told Moses to build a tabernacle—a house for God. God said, “Just build any old thing, Moses.
Consider the Birds
A No. 2 pencil can write approximately 45,000 words. That’s a lot of writing.
Did you ever find money on the sidewalk? Pretty exciting, isn’t it?
Would you like to see something really neat? Then check out a honeybee’s knees.
You don’t feel dizzy. You don’t see a line moving. Yet the earth moves in several ways.
They creep, they crawl, they scuttle, they gallop. They fly, hop, slither, and swim.
Dirt gets a bum rap. Think about these familiar phrases: treated like dirt, dirty looks, dirty jobs.
Extreme makeovers promise to change everything from looks to personalities to houses.