These simple object lessons will help you to engage children ages K through 6th grade and help them grow spiritually. Chronological Bible Teaching for kids!
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Use this Bible lesson to teach that when God gives them a task to do, it is better to obey Him, than to listen to discouraging people.
Help your children listen better with these fun activities. Get your children to obey the first time you ask by playing one of these listening skills games
Short and simple, but has a moral lesson
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Obedience “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.” – Luke 11:28 When I first began my character development series, I had not started doing the “I Will” statements yet. Today, I will add in some “I Will” statements for obedience because that is what we were studying a year...Read More
Why won't your kids obey the FIRST time you tell them? Well, there's a whole lot of reasons—and they make SO much sense!
What better way to grab a child's attention than through an effective object lesson? Jesus tossed seeds on the ground and even invited a child to sit on Bible Object Lessons for Kids Godly Obedience Object Lessons
It's no secret, it isn't easy getting kids to listen. They will throw meltdowns, tantrums, ignore you, or just not obey. What do you do? Let's dig in!
Welcome to Saturday Stitches, where you watch me learn embroidery stitches! You can find all Saturday Stitches posts in the "Tutorials" link at the top of my blog. Enjoy! Yesterday, I went to stitch with Margot. She was awesome - had everything set out including books and various sized threads. I came away with a Bullion Knot! I tried it before and sadly failed. This time, I nailed it! : ) Awesome. Thank you Margot. Cat tails, here I come! Start like this. a long enough needle is helpful easy does it. then back down where ever you want Tada! There you go. You can make them as long or short as you like, with as many or little wraps as you choose. If you wrap ten times onto a long ending stitch, it will look like a cat-tail. If you wrap ten times on the perfect length, it looks like a wormy. : ) If you wrap ten times and don't stitch far at all, then it loops itself, which would be very pretty in a floral piece perhaps! Have a good one! : )
