Thoughts on faith, learning,
and raising little ones.
From our curriculum team, educators, and advisors. Practical insights for parents, teachers, and church leaders.
Why Faith and Learning Belong Together
Modern education separates faith from the classroom. We think that's a mistake — and here's the research to explain why integration works better for children.
How Bible Stories Build Early Literacy Skills
The best early readers aren't the ones who practised phonics the most. They're the ones who fell in love with stories first. Here's how we use that.
The 7 Days of Creation: A Science Lesson in Disguise
Genesis 1 isn't just theology — it's a remarkably complete framework for teaching a young child the categories of the natural world. We built an entire science unit around it.
Raising Curious, Kind Kids: What the Research Actually Says
Kindness and curiosity aren't traits children either have or don't. They're skills that are taught. Here's what the science says about building them early.
Teaching Children to Pray: An Age-by-Age Guide
Prayer is a skill, not just a habit. And like any skill, it develops differently at different ages. Here's what to teach, and when.
Why We Built Little Vine Without Ads
We could have made the free version ad-supported. It would have been easy and profitable. Here's why we chose not to — and what we think it says about what children deserve.
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