The Adventure Starts at Home Ever tried explaining to a four-year-old why we can’t just throw trash on the ground? It’s like negotiating with a tiny, stubborn diplomat. But here’s the thing, instilling a sense of responsibility towards nature in preschoolers isn’t just crucial, it’s entirely possible. Start at home with simple actions. Use less […]
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Beginning with the Basics Have you ever noticed how preschoolers can find joy in the simplest of things? That’s because they’re hardwired to live in the moment, making them perfect students for lessons in gratitude. Starting with the basics involves teaching them to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’, but it goes deeper. Explain why we
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The Adventure Begins: Introducing Faith Embarking on the journey of imparting faith to young minds can be as thrilling as it is daunting. Remember the first time you tried to explain why the sky is blue? Now, picture illuminating something as intangible as faith. Start simple. Use everyday experiences to showcase trust and belief. For
Start with Storytime Diving into the heart of teaching preschoolers about Jesus’ miracles means starting where they’re most engaged: storytime. Picture this: your little one’s eyes wide with wonder as you narrate the story of Jesus calming the storm, using a bath toy boat in a tub to bring the story to life. It’s about
Why Storytelling and Role-Play? Remember storytime as a kid? Sure, we all do! Imagine adding a dash of play-acting into the mix, especially with characters as rich as those in the Bible. This blog will guide you through making biblical stories not just heard but experienced, transforming your child’s learning journey into an adventure. *Image
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Starting the Journey: Baby Steps to Big Faith Embarking on the journey of faith with pre-schoolers can seem daunting. Yet, it’s a path filled with joyous discoveries and heartwarming moments. Imagine turning daily routines into lessons of faith – yes, even cleaning up toys can teach responsibility and stewardship! The key? Start simple. Encourage small
Laying the Groundwork: Understanding the Fruit of the Spirit In the garden of life, the Fruit of the Spirit can act as guiding lights for our little ones. Just imagine instilling love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control into their hearts. Yes, it sounds like a superhero training manual, but it’s actually
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Sin? Let’s Start with Ouchies and Oopsies Ever tried explaining to a four-year-old why snatching a toy isn’t nice? If yes, you’ve ventured into discussing sin without even mentioning the word. Sin, in simplest terms, is choosing to do wrong. For preschoolers, think of it as the ‘ouchies’ they give others when they don’t share
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Embarking on the Adventure Ever tried explaining the vastness of God’s creation to a pre-schooler? Spoiler alert: It’s like trying to keep socks on a toddler—almost impossible! But don’t fret, dear parent, for the great outdoors offers an unparalleled classroom. Nature walks, apart from being a delightful way to stretch those tiny legs, can be
Starting Simple: The Magic Words Introducing your preschooler to the concept of expressing gratitude towards God isn’t just heartwarming; it’s downright adorable. But let’s face it, getting a toddler to sit still and reflect on the day’s blessings can feel like herding cats. The trick is to keep it simple. Start by incorporating ‘please’ and
