Meaning Matters
A student, child or adult, learns best when the content is
connected to something meaningful in their own lives.
Learning with Literature Workbooks take the whining out
of handwriting practice with meaningful words and quotes from beloved children's literature.
Designed for elementary students just learning cursive, middle schoolers who need practice,
or anyone who wants to improve their handwriting.
Print workbooks also available for younger students!
Learning Cursive in Narnia
Aslan is on the move! Travel through all of C.S Lewis' Narnia timeline with Learning Cursive in Narnia. Your child will be excited to copy words, characters names, and quotes from the entire Chronicles of Narnia series, including dragons, fauns, and Reepicheep!
Learning Cursive with Proverbs
Children will learn wisdom and cursive while copying a verse from every chapter of Proverbs (New International Reader's Version).
Sermon Notes for Teens is a weekly opportunity to teach your student how to take notes during the sermon. Students identity main concepts of the sermons, questions that have, and an opportunity to engage in the sermon through drawing.
Learning Cursive with Anne of Green Gables
Robyn with a Y presents Anne with an E! Travel to Prince Edward Island to see the world through the eyes of a talkative little red head!
Writing in the Wardrobe:
Narnia Print
Follow Lucy inside the wardrobe with words, character name, and quotes from The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. The words and quotes are perfect for a child just learning to write, or for any aged child who needs to work on his printing skills.
Drawn to God: Sermon Notes Journal
Drawn to God: Sermon Notes Journal is 52 Week Notebook for Doodlers and Artists, or anyone who needs space to process the sermon through writing. This journal is all ages, with plenty of reflection and application questions
Learning Cursive with The Hobbit
Any hobbits in your house who need handwriting practice? Take a journey through Middle Earth with Tolkien's beloved characters and quotes.
Sermon Notes for Kids, Ages 6-12
Draw, Write, Reflect.
Do your kids doodle on the offering envelopes at church? Or squirm and talk loudly during the sermon? Or do you ask your children on the drive home what they learned about, and they say "I don't know." Sermon Notes for kids gives children opportunities to draw, write, and reflect about the sermon in age appropriate notebook.
