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  • Where did Everything Come From?: A Short Philosophy Novel for Kids

    Join young Billy and Beatrice, squabbling siblings, as they visit imaginary neighborhoods in different time periods, and even blast off into outer space! Engaging with oddball characters like Mr. Whom (a balloon), Mr. Sour Hour (a vulture) and Mr. Darwinkle (a bearded moose), they come to grips with Big Questions, like the nature of God,…

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  • Graphic Organizers: Four Square

    Did you know we learn most of our ideas visually. One great strategy for thinking is to use graphic organizers like mind maps and concept maps. One such organizer use is 4-Square Writing: These can be used from primary school all the way to university. Try to see how many ways you can think to…

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  • Be a Word Gatherer

    Frederick the mouse was different from his family. While they gathered food for winter, he gathered words. QUESTION: What sorts of jobs are for word-gatherers?

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  • Religion and Kids

    One of the most well-known defenders of the Christian faith is Lee Strobel, with his best-selling books like The Case for Christ and the movie based on it. Strobel has also re-written his books to sell his message to a kid audience: Activity: Read one of Strobel’s books for kids and say what you think…

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  • Protecting The Environment

    What things do we need to be doing to care for our planet that we really aren’t doing yet?

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  • Take A Screen Break

    Did you know that some of the biggest problems eye doctors see in children is blurry vision and brightness of vision, which is directly relate to video screen use. Eyeglasses help when you are reading, and sunglasses are a must when going outside, especially in bright situations like the sun glaring of the snow. Give…

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  • I-Statements

    When you are having a disagreement with a friend, one good strategy is to express how you feel using I-Statements. Focus on the behavior you don’t like and how it makes you feel, not calling the other person names like “jerk” or “loser.” For example: I FEEL lonely WHEN YOU Ignore me BECAUSE I have…

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  • How To Disagree In A Friendly Way

    When talking about topics that are very important to people like religion, there is no need to lose friends just because you disagree with them. Be respectful. Say things like: “I understand your point of view, but I disagree with the reasons you give fo what you think.” Be open to changing your mind if…

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  • The Bible in Schools in Oklahoma

    Oklahoma’s education leader Ryan Walters recently declared that every teacher had to use the Bible in class. The leader of one of the largest districts now says his staff won’t comply: “We are not going to require our teachers to teach from the Bible.” Hemant Mehta notes with the new school year beginning in a…

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  • Religion and Cartoons: Not So Long Ago

    Not so long ago, children were expected to say the Lord’s prayer in school. In fact, you might even detect the Christian message in your afternoon cartoons. Here are a couple of examples from extremely popular cartoons The Flintstones and Charlie Brown: The Flintstones: Charlie Brown: There is currently a movement to put the 10…

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