The blog at reformedmama.com, sharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and Scripture as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for Christian moms.
A simple Google search including words like "Kids", "Catechism", and "Westminster" will leave you with a handful of different (although yes, similar) versions of the same thing.
The goal in this post is to clarify the differences so that you can make a choice of what to use and also best utilize all the resources that are out there (even if your numbering or wording doesn't match exactly).
Read MoreToday, we're looking at the children's book, The Garden, the Curtain and the Cross and the accompanying activity book. I'm especially excited about this post because in addition to sharing a great new (to me) book, I get to actually mail a copy of each of these to one of you! So, make sure you get to the bottom of the post for a giveaway of these books!
Read MoreSometimes I read a book or blog and think to myself, "I wish I could be real-life friends with this person!" There's just something about the way they write about their life that makes you feel that just spending time with them would make your life better too.
That is exactly how I felt about Liturgy of the Ordinary: Sacred Practices in Everyday Life by Tish Harrison Warren.
Read MoreA look at question 2 from the Children's Catechism! Includes songs, conversation topics around this question, and a recipe for play dough!
Read MoreToday I'm sharing just a simple overview of what we did as part of our school day, looking at question 1 from the Children's Catechism! Includes songs we listened to, the book we read, and an easy craft!
Read MoreA quick explanation of what I decided to do when my six year old wanted to "journal" in her Bible like me. Hint: It has to do with memorizing Scripture!
Read MoreI thought it would be fun to share how I do some teaching in our house on an average day! It's really nothing crazy or amazing - just taking a little time to break things down even if you don't think they are sinking in! Here's a look into learning about the definition of sin using the children's catechism.
Read MoreI know, I know. I feel like I am always pushing books - but it's for good reason. Everyone knows that actually sitting down and reading books is best for our kids. Just having great books on the shelf that teach our kids important truths about God is an amazingly easy way to guarantee your kids get both quality time with you and quality material to absorb!
Read MoreSharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and the Bible as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for moms.
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