This resource comes from our friends at Answers in Genesis. Help your kids visually understand the concept of DNA through a fun science experiment using an onion and various kitchen tools.

It’s important to be intentional about teaching kids the true meaning of Christmas. With this simple craft and lesson, your kids will be able to give a meaningful gift to their friends that points directly to Jesus!

This resource comes from our friend, Laurie Christine, who writes devotional Bible stories for families and she recently created a story, Grumbling in the Desert, which is all about contentment.

The concept of forgiveness can be difficult for kids to understand. This brick activity and guided conversation will help your child visually (and physically!) understand the weight of not forgiving others.

Our friend, Jodie Berndt, has lots of great resources about praying Scriptures over the children in our life. This one is one of our favorites that is sure to inspire your kids when they’re away at school.

Following Jesus is not always easy for children, especially in today’s culture. This fun science experiment helps kids understand the question, “Who will you put first?” by creating a relevant story and a visual reminder.

We are exposed to 4,000-10,000 marketing messages each day. In an effort to help filter these messages, CPYU created The Simple Seven, a guide which encourages you and your kids to ask 7 ad filtering questions.

As Christ-followers, we should proudly show our faith to others! It’s important to talk to your kids about ways they can show others that they believe in God. One way is to make a Faith