Jump into Muddy Puddles Remember the thrill of jumping in puddles? Let’s share that joy with our kids, laughing and splashing the day away. Nature gives us a free playground, so why not embrace it with gusto? Put on some rain boots and let your preschooler loose to explore the watery wonders as you create […]
Make Prayers Fun with Scavenger Hunts Exploring the world through a prayer-themed scavenger hunt can be a delightful experience for both parents and preschoolers. Imagine combining the thrill of a hunt with the calm of prayer — it’s both a physical and spiritual journey! Transforming prayer time into an adventurous treasure hunt encourages children to
Why Hard Work Matters In today’s fast-paced world, understanding the importance of hard work is crucial. Even pre-schoolers can learn these essential life values! Start teaching them early, and they’ll thank you later. Introducing Jesus’s teachings and stories can make your lessons engaging. By following inspiring examples, kids grasp real-life applications. Stick around as we
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Why Teach the Good Samaritan Story? The Good Samaritan is more than a story; it’s a lesson in kindness and empathy. Teaching it to preschoolers helps them understand and practice Christian values. Kids naturally want to help, and this story provides a relatable hero. Understanding why we help others makes these lessons stick. Plus, learning
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Start Everyday with Gratitude Begin the day with a thankful heart! Mornings set the tone for the rest of the day, so start with gratitude. A simple ‘thank you, God, for this day’ can make all the difference. You can create a gratitude jar and write down things you are grateful for. This visual tool
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Underwater Paper Plate Aquarium Crafting an underwater paper plate aquarium is a simple and exciting project. Kids love painting and adding sparkles. You just need paper plates, blue paint, and some fish stickers. Let your child’s imagination go wild! It’s a wonderful way to talk about sea creatures. I did this with my niece last
