Davis, Katie

Dexter knows everything there is to know about kindergarten and is not at all scared about his first day there, but his stuffed dog, Buster, is very nervous.

Katie Davis traveled to Uganda for a short mission trip over the Christmas break of her senior year in high school. She found herself so moved by the Ugandan people and their needs that she knew it was her calling to return to care for them. She is now in the process of adopting thirteen children there, and has established the ministry, Amazima, that cares for hundreds more. Here, she shares her story.

Dexter knows everything there is to know about kindergarten and is not at all scared about his first day there, but his stuffed dog, Buster, is very nervous.

Looks at creatures that hop, fly, slither, swim, and crawl, as well as some others that do not.

One blue ant thinks he's been overlooked when it comes time for a big barnyard party.

Katie Davis left over Christmas break of her senior year for a short trip to Uganda. She found that she was moved by the people and their needs and wanted to help. Katie returned to Uganda to care for them and has established a ministry, Amazima, to help feed and educate them.

A little girl devises a clever way to face her fears and discovers that she really doesn't have anything to be afraid of.

Names animals which don't hoot, buzz, squeak, roar, or quack and also names creatures which do make these sounds.

Little Chicken is tired of being told what to do by Big Chicken, but when they become separated he misses all of the clucking.