Every December, classrooms sparkle with lights, music, and excitement, but the most meaningful light we carry as teachers is not strung across the walls. It shines through our kindness, patience, and love. In this post, I share how we can reflect the light of Christ in our classrooms through simple acts of grace and compassion, even in the busiest season of the year. Click the title to read the full post.
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Teaching Jesus at Christmas: Sharing the True Story with Children
Christmas is full of wonder, but the greatest gift we can give our children is helping them see that the joy of the season begins with Jesus. In this post, I share ways to keep the focus on Him through storybooks, conversations, and classroom learning. You will also find a list of beautiful children’s books and simple literacy activities that bring the true meaning of Christmas to life. Click the title to read the full post.
Why Fix What Isn’t Broken? Because God Isn’t Finished Yet.
The phrase “why fix what isn’t broken” sounds simple, but it can quietly hold us back. Growth isn’t about fixing what’s broken; it’s about becoming who God designed us to be. Each day is a new opportunity to learn, stretch, and grow in faith, life, and purpose. Click the title to read the full post.
For the Record, I Am Not Replaceable
I’ve caught myself believing it more times than I’d like to admit... the idea that I could easily be replaced. That what I do doesn’t really make much of a difference. But the truth is, God made each of us for a reason. We were never meant to be copies or placeholders. We were designed, loved, and placed exactly where we are on purpose. This post is a reminder of that truth and the freedom that comes with it. Click the title to read the full post.
Grace in the Disarray 