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Native American Stories
Children are naturally curious and imaginative, and they love to explore new worlds and ideas. One of the best ways to foster their creativity and imagination is through stories and myths, and the ancient tales of Native American people are a treasure trove of such stories. These stories and myths not only entertain children, but also provide valuable insights and lessons that can help them develop a deeper understanding of the world around them. Here are some ways in which children can benefit from the ancient stories and myths of Native American people:
By Bonnie Chadwick3 years ago in Families
A Journey to Uncover the Dark Truth
Chapter 1: The Inheritance When the Johnson family received the news that they had inherited a grand old house from a distant relative, they were thrilled. The idea of owning such a beautiful property filled them with excitement and anticipation. But little did they know, this inheritance would turn out to be a nightmare they never expected.
By Karthick 3 years ago in Families
My Family
My name is Mary, i am from a small village in west Africa and was about 20 years old, recently gave birth to my 3rd child when the war broke out between regions of my country. I left early to the farm to harvest some cassava before my toddlers and newborn could wake up from sleep that day.
By Maryann Blessing 3 years ago in Families
Showing Support To Families With Autism
When someone has a child with autism, it can be overwhelming for the entire family. As friends and family members of those with children who have autism, it’s important to understand how to best show support to family members during this time. Knowing what to do and say can be tricky, but there are several ways we can show our support and help these families through their journey.
By Sandy Moats3 years ago in Families
POSITIVE Nurturing TIPS
By Godwin Msalichuma As the fifth series demonstrated yesterday. The six series covering the ages of 9 to 11 will be examined today. We ought to proceed to the next stage.
By Godwin Msalichuma3 years ago in Families
Memories of the May
Making May Baskets When I was a little girl in Minnesota, we made May Baskets in school. I remember cutting construction paper into strips and weaving them together. We would then fold up the woven sheets and secure them into little boxes with staples or glue, finally stapling on a handle made from a strip of construction paper. We made flowers with tissue and pipe cleaners to fill our little baskets. We would take them home with us to wait until May 1, when we would trudge over to the neighbor's house, hang the baskets on the door, knock, and run. It was great fun.
By Suzy Jacobson Cherry3 years ago in Families
Forever Family
I wrote this for the writing challenge: Passing Ships, but was one second too late to submit it. The challenge was to write about a small moment that was life changing.
By L. E. Mastilock3 years ago in Families
Controversial things I do as a first time mom:
I am a first time mom to a sassy, fierce, beautiful 7 month old. She is the best part of my world, and I can already tell that she’s going to change the world one day. She knows exactly what she wants, and she doesn’t accept anything less than that. As frustrating as that is right now as her mom, I love that for her.
By Hannah York 3 years ago in Families
Emily's Journey to Healing: Finding Comfort in Signs from Her Mother
Emily was only seven years old when her mother passed away. It was the most difficult thing she had ever gone through in her young life. She couldn't imagine how her mother could be gone forever when they had so many plans for the future. They had talked about going on adventures, traveling to new places, and experiencing life together.
By Danvincent Elmedulan3 years ago in Families
Life or Death Decisions
The school had scheduled a game. She liked a boy. Teenagers made a plan. A receptionist let them use the school phone. Their parents all said yes.
By Viltinga Rasytoja3 years ago in Families
Rev Your Engines: Why Your Kids Need a Monster Truck Coloring Page and Book
Introduction Coloring books have been a darling youth pastime for generations, giving long periods of entertainment and creative articulation. In addition to the fact that they are a pleasant activity, yet coloring books have also been demonstrated to offer several developmental benefits for children. In any case, with so many choices available, picking the right one for your child can be troublesome. That's why we're here to make a case for Monster Truck coloring books. In this article, we'll examine why Monster Truck coloring books are a great choice for your youngster and the benefits they offer. So fire up your motors and prepare to find why your children need a Monster Truck coloring book in their lives.
By Chukwuemeka Okparaeke3 years ago in Families
Best Practices to Ensure Your Children Have Healthy and Happy Lifestyles
We live in a world where kids aren’t getting the things they need to find success. You hear about it all the time. Obesity is through the roof. Screen time is out of control. Test scores aren’t what they should be (the US ranks in the lower middle when it comes to math proficiency and many other core educational concepts).
By andrewdeen143 years ago in Families