The Fifth Question
()
About this ebook
What is Danny's fifth question?
Danny is a curious boy who asks about a million questions! As the youngest child, he gets to ask four questions at his family's Passover Seder, but he has one special question for which he has never received an answer. What i
Sandy Anderson
Sandy Anderson was a fortunate child whose parents loved to read. Every two weeks, they took her to the public library where they all checked out books. Later, she held a children's story hour in the same library. She became an elementary school teacher in Arizona; after raising her two sons in California, she worked with special education high school students. Now she lives again in Arizona where she is still reading-and writing.
Related to The Fifth Question
Related ebooks
Somewhere Between Here and Heaven Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsHe Heard My Cry: Psalm 40:1 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsIdentify Your Enemy Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThe Nanny from the Black Legume Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsEpaminondas,God’s Friend: A Christmas Story Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsNoah (child's): A Child's Bible Heroes, #2 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThe Bury Road Girls: Tales from the Bruce Peninsula Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsForbidden Secrets: Finding a Voice in the Wilderness Through the Shepherd's Rod and Staff Ebook
Forbidden Secrets: Finding a Voice in the Wilderness Through the Shepherd's Rod and Staff
byCarrie ThomasRating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsDanny Orlis and the Strange Forest Fires Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Saturdays With Dad Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsAll Because of Love: A Devotional: Inspired by the Gospel of John Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsWe Are Never Alone Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsNo Safeguards Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsDew in the Morning Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5What Momma Left Me Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5A Basketful of Broken Dishes Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsLike Willows on a Riverbank Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsJericho Walls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Moving Mouth Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsStill She Speaks Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsOblivion: A Memoir Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Very Small Adventures of Anne Katrine Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsOur Falling Tears Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsWitch on Break: The Witching Hour, #3 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsWinter's Fist Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsTrue Life: The Story of the Life of Luerenzia Triggs Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThe Priest and The Parson Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsCreeke: Creeke, #1 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThe Lady of the House: A Novel Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsMy Story, His Glory: A Family Built on Faith Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings
Children's Social Themes For You
The Good Egg Presents: The Great Eggscape!: An Easter And Springtime Book For Kids Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Dork Diaries 1: Tales from a Not-So-Fabulous Life Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Crossover: A Newbery Award Winner Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The School for Good and Evil: Now a Netflix Originals Movie Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5You Go First Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Number the Stars: A Newbery Award Winner Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Invisible Things Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Frog and Toad: A Little Book of Big Thoughts Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Pete the Kitty Goes to the Doctor Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: The Classic Fantasy Adventure Series (Official Edition) Ebook
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: The Classic Fantasy Adventure Series (Official Edition)
byC. S. LewisRating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Pout-Pout Fish Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Neverseen Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Out of My Mind Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Everblaze Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Pete the Kitty: Ready, Set, Go-Cart! Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Keeper of the Lost Cities Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Lodestar Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Stuart Little Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Silver Chair: The Classic Fantasy Adventure Series (Official Edition) Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Amari and the Night Brothers Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Bridge to Terabithia Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Legacy Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Exile Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Unlocked Book 8.5 Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Witch of Blackbird Pond: A Newbery Award Winner Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Shiloh Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Walk Two Moons Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Graveyard Book Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Velveteen Rabbit Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Sarah, Plain and Tall: A Newbery Award Winner Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5
Related podcast episodes
Advent Day 02: One Small Word: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers One Small Word Daniel listened politely as his elderly neighbor chatted with him and his mom in the front yard. “You and my grandson Benjamin would get along so well together,” Mrs. Crane was saying. “He really enjoys skateboarding. And did I tell you that he plays basketball?” Daniel nodded. “And that he’s in my grade in school, and that he has a baseball card collection.” Mrs. Crane smiled and nodded. “I really hope the two of you get a chance to meet sometime.” After Mrs. Crane left, Daniel turned to his mom. “Mrs. Crane is always telling me about her grandson. I must know just about everything there is to know about him. He sounds like a nice guy, but I’m g Podcast episode
Advent Day 02: One Small Word: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers One Small Word Daniel listened politely as his elderly neighbor chatted with him and his mom in the front yard. “You and my grandson Benjamin would get along so well together,” Mrs. Crane was saying. “He really enjoys skateboarding. And did I tell you that he plays basketball?” Daniel nodded. “And that he’s in my grade in school, and that he has a baseball card collection.” Mrs. Crane smiled and nodded. “I really hope the two of you get a chance to meet sometime.” After Mrs. Crane left, Daniel turned to his mom. “Mrs. Crane is always telling me about her grandson. I must know just about everything there is to know about him. He sounds like a nice guy, but I’m g
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 3: The True Meaning of Christmas: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers The True Meaning of Christmas Evelyn glared out the car window as Dad pulled into the parking lot. It was Christmas Eve, and working at a soup kitchen was not how she wanted to spend the afternoon. She and Mom always baked Christmas cookies on Christmas Eve, and Dad let her help build a fire in the fireplace, and then they’d all watch a Christmas movie together. But her parents decided they needed to start a new tradition this year—serving others in need. Evelyn sighed in frustration. She still had presents to wrap! Evelyn got her serving assignment at the door and dragged her feet as she made her way over to a man stirring a big bowl of mashed pota Podcast episode
Advent Day 3: The True Meaning of Christmas: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers The True Meaning of Christmas Evelyn glared out the car window as Dad pulled into the parking lot. It was Christmas Eve, and working at a soup kitchen was not how she wanted to spend the afternoon. She and Mom always baked Christmas cookies on Christmas Eve, and Dad let her help build a fire in the fireplace, and then they’d all watch a Christmas movie together. But her parents decided they needed to start a new tradition this year—serving others in need. Evelyn sighed in frustration. She still had presents to wrap! Evelyn got her serving assignment at the door and dragged her feet as she made her way over to a man stirring a big bowl of mashed pota
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document useful062 Feeling Guilty 0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 15: No Room: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers No Room "Rayna, how would you like to have a roommate for a few days?” Mom asked when she picked Rayna up from school. "Pastor Rollins is looking for places for the Peterson children to stay while their mother is in the hospital. I thought maybe we could take Morgan.” Rayna groaned. “Mom, no! She’d want to tag along everywhere I go.” That evening, Rayna’s family read part of the Christmas story during family devotions. “Imagine Joseph’s disappointment when he asked for a room and the innkeeper turned him away,” Dad said as he closed the Bible. Then he prayed that they would be careful not to do the same thing. Rayna thought about that when she went to bed. In her mind, Podcast episode
Advent Day 15: No Room: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers No Room "Rayna, how would you like to have a roommate for a few days?” Mom asked when she picked Rayna up from school. "Pastor Rollins is looking for places for the Peterson children to stay while their mother is in the hospital. I thought maybe we could take Morgan.” Rayna groaned. “Mom, no! She’d want to tag along everywhere I go.” That evening, Rayna’s family read part of the Christmas story during family devotions. “Imagine Joseph’s disappointment when he asked for a room and the innkeeper turned him away,” Dad said as he closed the Bible. Then he prayed that they would be careful not to do the same thing. Rayna thought about that when she went to bed. In her mind,
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulThe opening of the red sea: "Bethany saw everyone’s heads turn to look behind them, and she tried to peek past the people to see what was going on. As she looked, she saw the flash of the Egyptian army’s armour reflecting in the sun’s bright rays. Bethany remembered how... Podcast episode
The opening of the red sea: "Bethany saw everyone’s heads turn to look behind them, and she tried to peek past the people to see what was going on. As she looked, she saw the flash of the Egyptian army’s armour reflecting in the sun’s bright rays. Bethany remembered how...
byCar Ride Stories for GIGI Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulStretched Thin: Thank you for listening to the Countdown to Christmas with Zach podcast. We'd like to introduce you to our daily devotional Keys for Kids podcast, so for this first week of 2024 we're releasing those episodes on this feed too. If you like them, you can subscribe to or follow the Keys for Kids podcast for free: https://keysforkids.net/kfkpodcast Stretched Thin Angelo kicked at a stone on the pavement. “Did I tell you that I can’t go live with my dad?” he asked his friend Tai. “I have to stay with Mom.” Angelo sighed. “Dad always took time to do stuff with me. Y’know—guy stuff. Now I’ll only get to be with him every other weekend.” “Well, you can still call and text him, can’t you?” asked Tai. “You still have a lot to be thankful for.” As Tai spoke, Angelo noticed that his eyes were bright. Are those tears in Tai’s eyes? he wondered. As he thought about it, he realized he’d never heard Tai talk about his father. “Does your dad live with you?” Tai shook his head. “My dad d Podcast episode
Stretched Thin: Thank you for listening to the Countdown to Christmas with Zach podcast. We'd like to introduce you to our daily devotional Keys for Kids podcast, so for this first week of 2024 we're releasing those episodes on this feed too. If you like them, you can subscribe to or follow the Keys for Kids podcast for free: https://keysforkids.net/kfkpodcast Stretched Thin Angelo kicked at a stone on the pavement. “Did I tell you that I can’t go live with my dad?” he asked his friend Tai. “I have to stay with Mom.” Angelo sighed. “Dad always took time to do stuff with me. Y’know—guy stuff. Now I’ll only get to be with him every other weekend.” “Well, you can still call and text him, can’t you?” asked Tai. “You still have a lot to be thankful for.” As Tai spoke, Angelo noticed that his eyes were bright. Are those tears in Tai’s eyes? he wondered. As he thought about it, he realized he’d never heard Tai talk about his father. “Does your dad live with you?” Tai shook his head. “My dad d
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulSinging Through the Day 0 ratings0% found this document usefulHey, I'm Laura: Hey Backseaters! I have noticed that there are a LOT of new listeners here on Backseat Bible Nuggets which means you’re telling all your friends about this podcast and that makes me super happy. Thank you! But, I thought it might be time to... Podcast episode
Hey, I'm Laura: Hey Backseaters! I have noticed that there are a LOT of new listeners here on Backseat Bible Nuggets which means you’re telling all your friends about this podcast and that makes me super happy. Thank you! But, I thought it might be time to...
byBackseat Bible Nuggets0 ratings0% found this document useful"200 Gallon Service"; Genesis 24:19: "200 Gallon Service" Podcast episode
"200 Gallon Service"; Genesis 24:19: "200 Gallon Service"
byOne Minute Scripture Study: A Come Follow Me Podcast0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 20: A Special Baby: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers A Special Baby As Mateo and his friend Tory rode the bus home from school, they talked about their Christmas plans. “Grandpa and Grandma are coming for a whole week this year,” said Tory, “and on Christmas Eve we’re all going to see a movie about Santa Claus! Wanna come with us? I’m sure Mom will say it’s okay.” “I can’t,” said Mateo. “Our family always goes to church on Christmas Eve. We have a candlelight service where we read the Christmas story and sing Christmas carols.” “Christmas carols? Like ‘Jingle Bells’ and ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’?” Mateo shook his head. “No, songs about the real meaning of Christmas, like ‘Away in a Manger’ and ‘Silent Night. Podcast episode
Advent Day 20: A Special Baby: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers A Special Baby As Mateo and his friend Tory rode the bus home from school, they talked about their Christmas plans. “Grandpa and Grandma are coming for a whole week this year,” said Tory, “and on Christmas Eve we’re all going to see a movie about Santa Claus! Wanna come with us? I’m sure Mom will say it’s okay.” “I can’t,” said Mateo. “Our family always goes to church on Christmas Eve. We have a candlelight service where we read the Christmas story and sing Christmas carols.” “Christmas carols? Like ‘Jingle Bells’ and ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’?” Mateo shook his head. “No, songs about the real meaning of Christmas, like ‘Away in a Manger’ and ‘Silent Night.
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 25: A Gingerbread House: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers A Gingerbread House "Mom! Tell Ella to stop dipping her finger in the icing!” “Karis, you know she’s only five. You can’t expect her to make a gingerbread house without eating any of it.” “But I want it to be perfect!” It was a Christmas tradition for Karis and Ella to make a gingerbread house. Karis lined up the red and green gumdrops like little army men. The containers of colored sprinkles stood at attention like soldiers. “Mom, I think there’s more icing in Ella’s hair than on our gingerbread house.” “Don’t worry about it, honey,” said Mom. “I’ll give her a bath when you’re finished.” Karis smiled at her sister. “If you get any more icing on your face, Podcast episode
Advent Day 25: A Gingerbread House: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers A Gingerbread House "Mom! Tell Ella to stop dipping her finger in the icing!” “Karis, you know she’s only five. You can’t expect her to make a gingerbread house without eating any of it.” “But I want it to be perfect!” It was a Christmas tradition for Karis and Ella to make a gingerbread house. Karis lined up the red and green gumdrops like little army men. The containers of colored sprinkles stood at attention like soldiers. “Mom, I think there’s more icing in Ella’s hair than on our gingerbread house.” “Don’t worry about it, honey,” said Mom. “I’ll give her a bath when you’re finished.” Karis smiled at her sister. “If you get any more icing on your face,
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 24: Temporary Connections: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Temporary Connections Julie sighed in satisfaction as she looked at the Christmas decorations she had hung in her room. She had tried to tie a string from her closet door to her curtain, but the string wasn’t long enough, so she’d stretched her curtain into the middle of her room and managed to tie the string tightly around it. Bells and Christmas ornaments were meticulously strung along the string. It had taken her the better part of an hour to get it all set up the way she wanted. A few minutes later, Mom walked in to close Julie’s blinds and noticed the string contraption and the curtain suspended parallel to the floor. “Julie?” Mom asked. “Will you ple Podcast episode
Advent Day 24: Temporary Connections: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Temporary Connections Julie sighed in satisfaction as she looked at the Christmas decorations she had hung in her room. She had tried to tie a string from her closet door to her curtain, but the string wasn’t long enough, so she’d stretched her curtain into the middle of her room and managed to tie the string tightly around it. Bells and Christmas ornaments were meticulously strung along the string. It had taken her the better part of an hour to get it all set up the way she wanted. A few minutes later, Mom walked in to close Julie’s blinds and noticed the string contraption and the curtain suspended parallel to the floor. “Julie?” Mom asked. “Will you ple
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulFeeding Stray Puppies and Kittens 0 ratings0% found this document useful4. Sacrificing Spectacular 0 ratings0% found this document useful173. Mary Poppins with special guest Daniel Franzese: “Winds in the east, mist coming in. Like somethin’ a brewin’ and ‘bout to begin.” We watched Mary Poppins (1964) with extra special guest Daniel Franzese and we’re ready to join an all chimney sweep dance crew. This movie is a... Podcast episode
173. Mary Poppins with special guest Daniel Franzese: “Winds in the east, mist coming in. Like somethin’ a brewin’ and ‘bout to begin.” We watched Mary Poppins (1964) with extra special guest Daniel Franzese and we’re ready to join an all chimney sweep dance crew. This movie is a...
byMovies That Made Us Gay0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 10: Forget Your Shoes!: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Forget Your Shoes! Lexie dangled her feet off the bunk bed as her sister got ready for their Christmas program rehearsal. “I’m going to mark my script so I don’t miss any of my lines,” Lexie said. She stuck her pen in her princess purse. “Girls! We need to be at church soon!” Mama stuck her head in the door. “What! You’re not even dressed? We should have left already!” Anna poked her head out of the closet. “But I can’t find my shoes.” “Forget your shoes! Just come on!” Mama rushed away to check on the twins. By the time everyone was loaded in the van, Mama was downright angry. “This happens every time we need to go somewhere!” Mama said. “I’m so sick of bein Podcast episode
Advent Day 10: Forget Your Shoes!: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Forget Your Shoes! Lexie dangled her feet off the bunk bed as her sister got ready for their Christmas program rehearsal. “I’m going to mark my script so I don’t miss any of my lines,” Lexie said. She stuck her pen in her princess purse. “Girls! We need to be at church soon!” Mama stuck her head in the door. “What! You’re not even dressed? We should have left already!” Anna poked her head out of the closet. “But I can’t find my shoes.” “Forget your shoes! Just come on!” Mama rushed away to check on the twins. By the time everyone was loaded in the van, Mama was downright angry. “This happens every time we need to go somewhere!” Mama said. “I’m so sick of bein
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document useful“I Think It’s Worth It…” – 695 0 ratings0% found this document usefulMerry Christmas! – 705 0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 8: Rock-Solid Protection: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Rock-Solid Protection Brennan listened as the woman on TV reported that temperatures had dropped to a record-breaking low with a strong wind. “Can we still go for our breakfast tomorrow morning?” he asked anxiously. To him, the best part of the season was having breakfast with his dad the day before Christmas. Each year, they’d get up at dawn, load backpacks with supplies, and walk through the snow to a favorite spot on a nearby lake, where they would start a fire and cook their food. Now he wondered if they would have to change their plans because of the weather. “It will be an adventure—a really cold one,” said Dad. “But let’s do it.” Early the next morni Podcast episode
Advent Day 8: Rock-Solid Protection: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Rock-Solid Protection Brennan listened as the woman on TV reported that temperatures had dropped to a record-breaking low with a strong wind. “Can we still go for our breakfast tomorrow morning?” he asked anxiously. To him, the best part of the season was having breakfast with his dad the day before Christmas. Each year, they’d get up at dawn, load backpacks with supplies, and walk through the snow to a favorite spot on a nearby lake, where they would start a fire and cook their food. Now he wondered if they would have to change their plans because of the weather. “It will be an adventure—a really cold one,” said Dad. “But let’s do it.” Early the next morni
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 6: Peace and Good Will: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Peace and Good Will Annistyn stomped into the kitchen when she got home from school and collapsed into a chair so hard it made a scraping noise against the floor. “Annistyn!” said Mom. “Be careful! You’re going to leave marks!” She sighed as Annistyn’s little sister started crying in the other room. “This house is like a war zone,” she muttered. “Oh, for some peace and quiet!” Annistyn was so wrapped up in her own thoughts she hadn’t heard a word her mother had said. “Who do you think got the part of Mary in the Christmas play?” she asked sarcastically. “Holly, of course! She didn’t even want it, but she’s Mary, and I’m the narrator—again!” Dad looked up. “Is Podcast episode
Advent Day 6: Peace and Good Will: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Peace and Good Will Annistyn stomped into the kitchen when she got home from school and collapsed into a chair so hard it made a scraping noise against the floor. “Annistyn!” said Mom. “Be careful! You’re going to leave marks!” She sighed as Annistyn’s little sister started crying in the other room. “This house is like a war zone,” she muttered. “Oh, for some peace and quiet!” Annistyn was so wrapped up in her own thoughts she hadn’t heard a word her mother had said. “Who do you think got the part of Mary in the Christmas play?” she asked sarcastically. “Holly, of course! She didn’t even want it, but she’s Mary, and I’m the narrator—again!” Dad looked up. “Is
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 28: The Hidden Gift: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers The Hidden Gift Christmas was over, and Henry and Nevaeh helped their parents remove the ornaments, lights, and strands of garland from the Christmas tree branches. Soon the shimmering and festive tree looked bare except for the colorful tree skirt surrounding the tree stand. “Hey,” Henry called out. “Look at that!” He pointed to a small box wrapped in green and red paper peeking out from under a fold in the tree skirt. “Where did that come from?” Mom asked as she bent down to pick up the box. “We must have missed this when we opened our gifts.” She held the box in her hands and looked for a name. “It’s for me! From Aunt Martha,” she said in surprise. “I didn’t Podcast episode
Advent Day 28: The Hidden Gift: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers The Hidden Gift Christmas was over, and Henry and Nevaeh helped their parents remove the ornaments, lights, and strands of garland from the Christmas tree branches. Soon the shimmering and festive tree looked bare except for the colorful tree skirt surrounding the tree stand. “Hey,” Henry called out. “Look at that!” He pointed to a small box wrapped in green and red paper peeking out from under a fold in the tree skirt. “Where did that come from?” Mom asked as she bent down to pick up the box. “We must have missed this when we opened our gifts.” She held the box in her hands and looked for a name. “It’s for me! From Aunt Martha,” she said in surprise. “I didn’t
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 14: White Christmas: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers White Christmas "It’s still snowing, Grandpa,” said Evan. “We’ll have a white Christmas for sure!” Evan had not seen much snow when he lived in the valley, but now he was staying with his grandpa in the mountains. Grandpa nodded. “It makes the whole world look so clean, doesn’t it?” he said. “It reminds me of one of my favorite Bible verses. Isaiah 1:18 says our sins can be made as white as snow. That happens when we trust Jesus as our Savior from sin.” Evan nodded, even though he wasn’t really sure what that meant. “I like the snow,” he said. “Can I go sledding for a while?” “Sure,” said Grandpa, so Evan bundled up and went out. That evening, Evan enjoyed a mug Podcast episode
Advent Day 14: White Christmas: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers White Christmas "It’s still snowing, Grandpa,” said Evan. “We’ll have a white Christmas for sure!” Evan had not seen much snow when he lived in the valley, but now he was staying with his grandpa in the mountains. Grandpa nodded. “It makes the whole world look so clean, doesn’t it?” he said. “It reminds me of one of my favorite Bible verses. Isaiah 1:18 says our sins can be made as white as snow. That happens when we trust Jesus as our Savior from sin.” Evan nodded, even though he wasn’t really sure what that meant. “I like the snow,” he said. “Can I go sledding for a while?” “Sure,” said Grandpa, so Evan bundled up and went out. That evening, Evan enjoyed a mug
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulTHIS is your sign!: to return Home to the Name to the Silence to our Love We received mandatory evacuation orders yesterday and had to be off the island by 7pm eastern. I picked the kids up from school, and we quickly threw stuff in stuff and loaded it up, before... Podcast episode
THIS is your sign!: to return Home to the Name to the Silence to our Love We received mandatory evacuation orders yesterday and had to be off the island by 7pm eastern. I picked the kids up from school, and we quickly threw stuff in stuff and loaded it up, before...
byGoOD Mornings with CurlyNikki0 ratings0% found this document usefulChristmas Hits for Kids: Joyful Holiday Songs & Festive Fun ?: ? Welcome back to Toddler Tunes! In this week's episode, we're diving into the magical world of Christmas together ?? Are you ready to jingle all the way with me? ?? Songs In Today's Episode: "Five Little Reindeer": Jump and count with five playful r... Podcast episode
Christmas Hits for Kids: Joyful Holiday Songs & Festive Fun ?: ? Welcome back to Toddler Tunes! In this week's episode, we're diving into the magical world of Christmas together ?? Are you ready to jingle all the way with me? ?? Songs In Today's Episode: "Five Little Reindeer": Jump and count with five playful r...
byToddler Tunes0 ratings0% found this document usefulLife Is Crap Part 2 (The Next Steps): The second part of the Life Is Crap Series - thank you to so many people! Podcast episode
Life Is Crap Part 2 (The Next Steps): The second part of the Life Is Crap Series - thank you to so many people!
byJoin Up Dots - Online Business Success Made Easy0 ratings0% found this document usefulA Tribute To My Mom: My mother, Edith Langford, passed away this week and today’s episode is a tribute to my mom. The funeral was yesterday and as you can imagine, I'm flooded with emotions. There are so many sad thoughts and emotions that I feel as I create this tribute to ... Podcast episode
A Tribute To My Mom: My mother, Edith Langford, passed away this week and today’s episode is a tribute to my mom. The funeral was yesterday and as you can imagine, I'm flooded with emotions. There are so many sad thoughts and emotions that I feel as I create this tribute to ...
byMindfulness Mode0 ratings0% found this document usefulEp.93 – The Siren's Song - Something Under the Water WANTS YOU DEAD!: Episode Notes Something under that water sings beautifully... and hides a DEADLY secret, waiting to bring you under! Siren's Song by Joe Solmo Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/ Get Cool Merchandise... Podcast episode
Ep.93 – The Siren's Song - Something Under the Water WANTS YOU DEAD!: Episode Notes Something under that water sings beautifully... and hides a DEADLY secret, waiting to bring you under! Siren's Song by Joe Solmo Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/ Get Cool Merchandise...
byWeekly Spooky - Scary Stories!0 ratings0% found this document usefulEpisode 32 - Listener Mailbox and Invite Your Ancestors to Christmas!: Listener Mailbox & Invite Your Ancestors to Christmas Podcast episode
Episode 32 - Listener Mailbox and Invite Your Ancestors to Christmas!: Listener Mailbox & Invite Your Ancestors to Christmas
byThe Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History Show0 ratings0% found this document usefulInstant Replay: Thank you for listening to the Countdown to Christmas with Zach podcast. We'd like to introduce you to our daily devotional Keys for Kids podcast, so for this first week of 2024 we're releasing those episodes on this feed too. If you like them, you can subscribe to or follow the Keys for Kids podcast for free: https://keysforkids.net/kfkpodcast Instant Replay Levi and his dad were enjoying a football game on TV. “Watch out for that guy on your right!” yelled Levi, and Dad waved his arms as if the players could see him. But it was no use—the man they were cheering for went down. “That was dumb!” exclaimed Levi in disgust. “He should have seen that guy coming at him! He wasn’t paying attention.” Dad nodded. “The coach pulled him out now. I expect they’ll show him an instant replay of that move and he’ll see his mistake.” Once the game was over, they headed to the table for dinner. “Hey! How come Henley gets pizza and the rest of us get meatloaf?” asked Levi, glancing at h Podcast episode
Instant Replay: Thank you for listening to the Countdown to Christmas with Zach podcast. We'd like to introduce you to our daily devotional Keys for Kids podcast, so for this first week of 2024 we're releasing those episodes on this feed too. If you like them, you can subscribe to or follow the Keys for Kids podcast for free: https://keysforkids.net/kfkpodcast Instant Replay Levi and his dad were enjoying a football game on TV. “Watch out for that guy on your right!” yelled Levi, and Dad waved his arms as if the players could see him. But it was no use—the man they were cheering for went down. “That was dumb!” exclaimed Levi in disgust. “He should have seen that guy coming at him! He wasn’t paying attention.” Dad nodded. “The coach pulled him out now. I expect they’ll show him an instant replay of that move and he’ll see his mistake.” Once the game was over, they headed to the table for dinner. “Hey! How come Henley gets pizza and the rest of us get meatloaf?” asked Levi, glancing at h
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document useful050 Immigrating to Canada & Life in Retirement - Audrey Moorhouse, My Grandma: For this episode, I interview my grandma Audrey, my dad's mom. She has an incredible story, though she may disagree with me. Sometimes it's hard to realize how much stuff you've accomplished and experienced when it's your life, but that's why I love havin Podcast episode
050 Immigrating to Canada & Life in Retirement - Audrey Moorhouse, My Grandma: For this episode, I interview my grandma Audrey, my dad's mom. She has an incredible story, though she may disagree with me. Sometimes it's hard to realize how much stuff you've accomplished and experienced when it's your life, but that's why I love havin
byMore Money Podcast0 ratings0% found this document useful
Related articles
Thank You! Go: Drive & CampArticle
Thank You!
Nov 25, 2022
2 min readThe Far Shore Angels on Earth magazineArticle
The Far Shore
Apr 30, 2024
3 min readThe Grocer Mysterious WaysArticle
The Grocer
Nov 25, 2022
3 min readJoin The Weekly Conversation New Zealand Woman’s WeeklyArticle
Join The Weekly Conversation
Oct 30, 2023
2 min readSinging After Supper Good Old Days MagazineArticle
Singing After Supper
May 30, 2023
I have many wonderful memories of growing up in the beautiful countryside of Tyler, Texas. My dad painted homes for a living, and he grew fruit and vegetables to feed the family. He sold fresh produce and eggs to friends and local restaurants to supp
2 min readPrincess Bari Guernica MagazineArticle
Princess Bari
Apr 15, 2019
6 min readShanda The Saturday Evening PostArticle
Shanda
Jan 1, 2024
13 min readLast Christmas Writing MagazineArticle
Last Christmas
Oct 6, 2022
6 min readGuests The Paris ReviewArticle
Guests
Jun 15, 2019
The month after our mother died, our father began bringing women home. It felt like a behind-her-back kind of operation. “I’m going to have a guest over tonight,” is what he would say. David and I stayed out in the living room, turned up cartoons, bu
11 min readHow the Beach Boys Saved Christmas Angels on Earth magazineArticle
How the Beach Boys Saved Christmas
Oct 27, 2020
4 min readHauntings Guernica MagazineArticle
Hauntings
Jul 5, 2023
11 min readThe Animal In The Yard Creative NonfictionArticle
The Animal In The Yard
Aug 17, 2017
17 min readBoxing Through Trauma During the Afghan Civil War Literary HubArticle
Boxing Through Trauma During the Afghan Civil War
May 11, 2017
26 min readA Continental Christmas Woman's OwnArticle
A Continental Christmas
Dec 14, 2021
6 min readA Chef Traces the Start of Her Career to Her Mother’s Childhood Literary HubArticle
A Chef Traces the Start of Her Career to Her Mother’s Childhood
Jul 15, 2019
6 min readAlien Mark The Threepenny ReviewArticle
Alien Mark
Sep 1, 2017
9 min readGiving Up Paradise: Lies, high heels, and piety. NautilusArticle
Giving Up Paradise: Lies, high heels, and piety.
Jun 13, 2013
For millions of refugees, life is nothing if not uncertain. They come to a new world with two purposes: escaping one set of realities, and building a new set. This story is about a family who fled Somalia during the Civil War of the 1990s. They settl
13 min readA Continental CHRISTMAS WomanArticle
A Continental CHRISTMAS
Nov 21, 2023
6 min readAshes To Ashes… Pick Me Up SpecialArticle
Ashes To Ashes…
Nov 3, 2022
4 min readHome For The Holidays After Dinner Conversation: PhilosophyArticle
Home For The Holidays
Aug 10, 2021
It’s been a year since I’ve been home. I missed Christmas because of work, so Thanksgiving marks a full lap around the calendar. My mom’s been complaining lately about how difficult things have gotten for her. Everything seemed so out of reach, so im
7 min readA Juggling Act Australian Women’s Weekly NZArticle
A Juggling Act
Apr 18, 2024
2 min readSwisher Sweets The Saturday Evening PostArticle
Swisher Sweets
May 1, 2022
17 min readMoving Spider Magazine Stories, Games, Activites and Puzzles for Children and KidsArticle
Moving
Oct 1, 2021
3 min readCertification of Righteousness Guernica MagazineArticle
Certification of Righteousness
Sep 14, 2020
14 min read‘I Was Inspıred By MAMA’S VOICE’ Woman & HomeArticle
‘I Was Inspıred By MAMA’S VOICE’
Jan 7, 2021
3 min readA Juggling Act The Australian Women's WeeklyArticle
A Juggling Act
Apr 18, 2024
2 min readConnecting the Dots GuidepostsArticle
Connecting the Dots
May 24, 2019
4 min readWalk With Me Today Pick Me UpArticle
Walk With Me Today
Dec 7, 2023
5 min read‘‘I Love You, Sissy’’ Angels on Earth magazineArticle
‘‘I Love You, Sissy’’
Aug 27, 2019
4 min readDeath On The Limpopo FairladyArticle
Death On The Limpopo
Sep 16, 2019
5 min read
Reviews for The Fifth Question
0 ratings0 reviews
Book preview
The Fifth Question - Sandy Anderson
Acknowledgments
Thanks for all the input and encouragement from my writers group: Barb, Jan, Mary, Joni, and Pat. Special thanks to Joyce for the Hebrew lessons and to Lisa for reminding me that this is a children’s book. That helped me find the right answer to the fifth question. Thank you, Pam and Tom, for the technical help. Thanks also to my son Jim and his wife, Laurie; son Tom; and grandsons Blake and John for your years of love and support. And last, but not least, thank You, Jesus the Messiah, for Your love and forgiveness and for eternal life.
He knew he was in trouble again when he heard his full name.
Daniel Alan Beckman!
his mother warned. "If you ask me one more question, I’m going to