The Rythm ofJuly-Slowing Down, Noticing, and Summer Language

July: Slowing Down, Noticing, and Summer Language July offers a natural shift in pace. Whether learning happens in a classroom, at home, or somewhere in between, this month invites children to slow down, notice their surroundings, and use language to…

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Teaching Gratitude with the Ten Lepers: A Bible Story Companion for Kids

Teaching Gratitude with the Story of the Ten Lepers Some Bible stories capture children’s hearts in a very simple way — and the story of the Ten Lepers (Luke 17:11–19) is one of them. It’s short, memorable, and full of lessons about faith, kindness,…

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Counting the Days With Wonder: A Gentle Countdown to Special Moments

There’s something tender about anticipation — that quiet space before a celebration when stories begin to form, routines shift ever so slightly, and every day holds a little more possibility. Counting down to special days can become more than markin…

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Teaching Compassion with the Story of the Good Samaritan

The story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) is one of the most memorable Bible stories for children — simple to tell, rich in meaning, and full of opportunities for real-life application. Whether you’re teaching in Sunday school or guiding a les…

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Welcoming Reading Through the Months

There is something deeply comforting about a book — the way its weight feels in our hands, the soft hush of turning pages, the way a story can carry us somewhere familiar or completely new. Reading isn’t just a skill to be practiced; it’s a rhythm t…

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Making Sense of Mishaps Through Storytelling

Exploring Mishap Stories With Children Not everything goes right — and that’s exactly where stories begin. A spilled cup, a forgotten backpack, a plan that changes at the last minute. These small mishaps are part of everyday life, and for children, th…

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Feel the Room: Exploring Emotions Through Play

Emotions are everywhere, quietly shaping how we move, speak, and connect with others. Helping children notice and understand their feelings—and those of the people around them—is one of the most powerful gifts we can offer as educators or parents. T…

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Popcorn Stories: Sequencing Joy Through Play and Discovery

Writing doesn’t begin with a pencil. It begins with noticing, ordering, and making sense of the world. Before children can write sentences or texts, they need to understand how events unfold: what happens first, what comes next, and how one action le…

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Flashcards as Playful Learning Adventures

There’s something magical about a simple stack of cards. At first glance, they’re just paper or cardboard, but in the hands of curious children, they become portals to stories, imagination, and discovery. Flashcards aren’t just about memorizing word…

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Following the Star: Exploring Wisdom and Generosity with the Three Wise Men

There’s something enchanting about stories that guide us on a journey — and few are as magical as the tale of the Three Wise Men. Known also as the Magi or the Three Kings, these travelers followed a shining star, bringing gifts and hope along the w…

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United Nations Day: Noticing Our Shared World Together

United Nations Day is a gentle invitation to notice that the world is bigger than our own home, street, or routine — and that people everywhere care, play, hope, and live in ways both different and beautifully familiar. For young children, this day i…

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Celebrating the FIFA World Cup: A Gentle, Hands-On Approach to Global Sports

The FIFA World Cup is more than a tournament — it is a celebration of people, culture, and connection . Every four years, football unites millions around the world, offering a chance to explore teamwork, sportsmanship, and the joy of shared experienc…

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