We just added a new print to the shop! Some of my younger kids have been struggling to learn the books of the Bible in order, so it was time to create a beautiful visual aid!

I love making posters for things that I want my kids to memorize. It really helps them to make connections and store important information in their memories. I hope it does the same for your kids!

You can pair the poster with any books of the Bible song and get them buried deep in your kids' brains. I still sing a song and remember a little video clip I saw about the books of the Bible when I was a child when I'm looking for Bible passages.

The poster comes in 2 colors, an earthy brown that would look great in a boho natural living room filled with plants and a soft blush pink that would work well in a farmhouse or girl's room.

We also have 2 sizes, 18" x 24" and 12" x 16". As always, they are printed on a high-quality matte art paper with rich ink colors and sharp lines. They are shipped in a sturdy tube, rolled carefully, and protected with tissue paper.

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If you are looking for a beautiful way to display them, I love these poster hangers! The are modern and inexpensive, plus you can easily swap out new designs if you are low on space and want to rotate your favorites in and out.

Click here to buy a Books of the Bible poster or read more about it!

We have a beautiful new illustrated map design in the shop today!

I love maps! Who doesn’t? I think maps feed the imagination, giving us ideas & dreams about places we might want to visit someday.

I designed this United States of America poster with elementary school children in mind. It includes the major physical features of our country, like mountain ranges, large rivers, deserts and plains, plus several well-known tourist destinations and national parks. I’m so excited about how it turned out…beautiful and practical, which is our intention for every new design!

My kids have enjoyed looking at the map and keep coming back to see if they can spot new details, find places they want to visit, and reminisce about the states they’ve lived in. I think your kids will love it too!

Maybe your summer plans include a road trip. This would be a fun way to learn about geography together before you pack up and head out to see the country. Or maybe you’re redecorating and organizing a school space or kid’s room and need some art that inspires your kids.

The ocean blue and muted neutral tones will look beautiful hanging in a kid’s room, in your living room, or in a classroom. It’s a fun design that both kids and adults can enjoy together.

Our art prints come to you carefully packed rolled in a shipping tube and wrapped in tissue paper. We print on high-quality matte paper that so that you can enjoy your art for years to come. This print is available in the 18″ x 24″ size so that you can see all of the fun details and clearly read the words.

This week we are offering a special launch discount (offer ends Monday, May 21st, 2018). Just use the code “maplaunch” to get 15% off your poster! Click here to shop the illustrated United States map poster.

Do you make a plan for your reading each year? I always read more books when I make a plan and track my reading goals.

I’ve been using Evernote to keep my reading lists organized, but I wanted the kids to get in the habit of tracking their books as well. I always love looking back to see what I’ve read throughout the year and I think they will be encouraged when they look back at their lists next year.

I designed a printable reading log and some planning worksheets that you can use for yourself or for your students! The reading log is for recording books as you finish reading them. There’s also a page to list books you are interested in reading next and a page to plan your monthly reading goals. Finally, there’s a page to write a more detailed overview of your book, including space for favorite quotes and other notes.

This is a 4-page PDF download with printable reading logs & other goal-setting worksheets.

I encourage you to write down books you read about or hear about from friends and make a plan to read a couple each month! You can also add ideas to your kids’ lists and let them set their own reading goals (aside from assigned school reading). Use the book overview page to have your students record more details about the books they finished so they can remember their favorite quotes and other takeaways. You can even use the reading log for reading challenges that track the number of pages read.

Print as many as you like for personal or classroom use. But please direct your friends back to our shop if they would like to download their own!