Category: Education

An Interview with the Creators of The Dead Sea Squirrels (Mike Nawrocki and Steve Taylor)

By Jessica Wolstenholm

What’s it like to make an animated kids show like The Dead Sea Squirrels? Keep reading for an exclusive interview with the creative team behind this brand new series full of epic adventures and solid Bible truth! Mike, The Dead Sea Squirrels is such a fun idea for a kids show. How did you land […]

Teaching Kids the Bible Through Stories: The Dead Sea Squirrels and Minno

By Jessica Wolstenholm

Wondering the most effective ways to teach the Bible to kids? Whether you are a parent or a children’s ministry leader, teaching kids the stories of the Bible can feel like a daunting task. Family Bible studies and curriculum can often be too complicated or involved. That’s where Minno can help—with shows like The Dead […]

How to Talk to Your Kids About Independence Day

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By Melanie Rainer

Americans love a reason to celebrate! Is there any other national holiday that is quite as exciting as the 4th of July? Close your eyes and think about the many Independence Days you have celebrated. What comes to mind? Barbecues, sunshine, lemonade, the feeling of grass beneath your feet, horseshoes, pie-eating contests, hot dogs, swimming, […]

10 Back to School Bible Verses (with Printable!)

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By Melanie Rainer

Read and memorize these back-to-school Bible verses together with your kids to send them back with God’s Word in their hearts this year. Download your free printable below! Starting a new school year often comes with uncertainty and anxiety for kids and parents. No matter the circumstances surrounding your return back to school, you can find […]

Back to School Routines that Serve the Whole Family

By Stephanie Thomas

Confession: I’ve got the back-to-school blues.  With the big day looming in the not-so-distant future, all I can think is:  “Summer’s over already?”  And yeah, I’m feeling all the feels with my little one starting kindergarten. I’ll miss heading out on adventures with him and his older brother. But also? I’m dreading the alarm clock.  […]