Why Prayer Journals Matter to Kids Children are naturally curious and full of questions. Encouraging them to explore their spirituality through prayer journals can be both heartwarming and educational. Prayer journals offer a creative outlet, allowing kids to express thoughts and feelings in a safe space. It’s not just about writing but exploring and understanding […]
Why Teach Pre-Schoolers About God’s Love? Teaching young children about God’s love for our planet is a rewarding experience. Kids are naturally curious and often possess an innate affinity for animals and nature. Showing them the bigger picture can further enhance this love. The Importance of God’s Love Start by explaining that God loves everything
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Understanding the Trinity with Everyday Objects Teaching complex concepts like the Trinity to little ones can feel daunting. But, using everyday objects, it becomes super relatable! Apple as an Example Think of an apple. It has skin, flesh, and seeds. Yet, it’s still one apple. Boom! Trinity explained. Such visual aids help preschoolers grasp three-in-one
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Why is Teaching About Temptation Important? Temptation isn’t just for Halloween candy and extra TV time—it’s a daily challenge even for preschoolers. Teaching young children about temptation is key to helping them make healthy choices. They might not face life’s big decisions yet, but starting small fosters strong decision-making skills. Understanding temptation equips kids with
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What is Prayer: Making Sense of a Big Concept Explaining prayer to a preschooler is akin to describing the wind. You can’t see it, but you feel it. Prayer is a conversation, I tell them, like our talks at bedtime about their favorite superheroes. Yet, it’s with someone you can’t see but who is always
Start with Simple Bible Stories Preschoolers love stories! Start with simple Bible tales. Pick characters like Noah, David, or Daniel. These have strong narratives and relatable elements. Keep stories short and fun. Ask questions along the way: Who was brave? What did they do next? This keeps kids engaged and interacting! Remember to simplify complex
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Why Preschoolers and Spirituality Mix Like PB&J Exploring spirituality with preschoolers is a delightful journey. Like peanut butter and jelly, curiosity and innocence blend beautifully when kids ponder life’s big questions. Preschoolers often embrace spiritual concepts with open hearts, making them little philosophers in disguise. They might not comprehend every theological nuance, but they grasp
What’s Faith Anyway? Explaining faith to a preschooler may sound like trying to catch a puff of smoke. Faith is a big concept even for adults! It’s all about having trust and belief in something you cannot see. Just like when your kiddos trust that a crayon will color a page. To make it relatable,
Simplifying Easter Symbols Easter comes with colorful eggs, bunnies, and symbols that can confuse young minds. It’s important to explain these symbols in a simple, relatable way. The Symbolism of Eggs Eggs represent new life, just like a chick hatching. They are a perfect symbol of the season of renewal that Easter embodies. Bunnies: The
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Finding the Right Angel Stories Stories are a wonderful way to introduce young children to angels. When selecting stories, focus on age-appropriate narratives that are positive and uplifting. Children respond well to visual stimuli, so look for books with colorful illustrations. Both classic tales and modern children’s books about angels can serve as a source
