Parents/Guardians

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Teaching children multiculturalism and pluralism has important social consequences and helps foster compassion and understanding of their fellow person.  Although teaching the secular point of view has traditionally been neglected when teaching about society/faith traditions, such study can be very enriching and foster creative and critical thinking in students.

I encourage you to explore our site, especially the kids page.  Our interest is in creating kid questioners.  It’s hard to think of a more noble task, regardless of your worldview.

Kind Regards,

Darth Harley,

Bark Lord of the Sith


  • Happy Easter!

    If you don’t celebrate Easter as religious event, you can still have Easter-like activities, such as an egg hunt. And, this year Easter falls on a day celebrating the equality and rights of transgender people. Here is what president Biden said: “On Transgender Day of Visibility, we celebrate the joy, strength, and absolute courage of…

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  • Number of nonbinary-identifying students spikes nearly 57% in West Coast state

    Parents and Teachers: Almost 3,000 students now identify as nonbinary in Oregon schools, educational data shows See the article here

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  • Article: Is It Healthier To Raise Children In A Secular Home?

    Is Raising Your Kids Without Religion Better? From the article: Read the full article HERE

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  • Religion Hurting Kids: The Question of Science

    One common situation to find among religious people is the denial of evolution and climate change. Evolution is denied because it contradicts the Genesis creation account, and climate change is denied because God’s perfect creation wouldn’t allow humanity to destroy itself. Consider the following article where a state tries to institutionalize these superstitions in the…

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  • Successful People

    “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take (Wayne Gretzky).” There are many different things you can be successful at, but often times successful people share similar traits with one another like creativity and hard work. Activity: Research a successful person and dot-jot what qualities helped them to succeed.

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  • Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?

    Atheists aren’t afraid of having religion in school. Religious people are afraid of having all religions in school.

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  • OK Education Chief: “We Want The Bible In Schools”

    see https://www.joemygod.com/2023/07/ok-education-chief-we-want-the-bible-in-schools/

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  • Draw Your Own Adventure Darth Harley Pattern Book (K-Gr 1)

    Page One: Help Darth Harley Find God. Page Two: Harley is looking for God. Page Three: “Where are you God?” asks Harley. Page Four. Harley looks under the table. “Where are you God?” asks Harley. Page Five. Harley looks in the closet. “Where are you God?” asks Harley. Page Six. Harley looks under the bed.…

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  • Curriculum Connections

    Okay teachers, are you looking for some secularism lesson plan ideas? Try: Exploring Secularism: A 15-week discussion curriculum for high school groups AND Young Skeptics: Young Skeptics curriculum is open to the public and free to use. You’re welcome to customize it to fit your needs or use it as-is. Click each button to view…

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  • Can You Guess What They Are Praying For?

    In an election tonight, Democrat Senator Warnock beat challenger Republican Walker for the Georgia senate seat. Midway through the evening, it was really close, so the Walker rally held a prayer circle: All the ballots were already cast, so try to guess what they were praying for …

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