Good Way Podcast

A special bonus episode featuring the fairy tale, "The Wolf and the Seven Goats." Don't forget to listen for the questions at the end to discuss at home! 

Doing a shallow dive into fairy tales and moral imagination in this episode. A topic worthy of a deep dive, let this be your launching point! Show Notes here!

Set goals to encourage observation, to ask good questions, and to invite a sense of wonder about the created world. Show notes with links can be found on the blog here!

Join us for morning time as we chat, learn the Lord's Prayer, read a fable, and enjoy some poetry and music from Felix Mendelssohn!

Find the show notes on our blog!

Sharing one way to do morning basket. Check the blog for links to the resources mentioned! 

A round-up of some favorite resources for teaching Bible with attention to both the mind and the heart. 

Links for resources mentioned: 

Devotional: Thoughts to Make Your Heart Sing

Music: Sing the Bible 1, Sing the Bible 2, Sing the Bible 3

Telling God's Story Instructor Text, Activity Book

God's Great Covenant 

New City Catechism 

Action Bible 

ESV Kids Bible

Kids Read Truth Scripture Journal 

*some amazon affiliate links here, reviews are all mine, I didn't get anything for free from publishers. These are the things we use and love in our home. 

Asking questions and creating meaningful projects is a great way to engage your children in learning. It works across age levels and covers multiple subjects at a time. Tune in for tips on how to plan and implement them! 

In this episode we're breaking down the California State Standards for Social Studies/ History. These tools are especially important to consider in this cultural moment. I also suggest two history programs and share what makes them so great. 

Question! I'm on the hunt for a language arts program for my daughter's first grade year. I'm hoping for something that'll catch any holes I may not foresee, will cover what's needed for her grade level, but that's somehow engaging! Does that exist?! What have you used?