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Preschool Emotions of a New Class

Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

Preparing for Preschool Emotions on a New Class

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For three- and four-year-olds, the imaginary world might as well be the real world. But we need to remember that with a growing imagination comes a strong capacity for fear. Read More
How Faith Changes for Kindergarteners

Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool

How Faith Changes for Kindergarteners

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Sometimes it's so easy to get lost in the practical side of going back to school—buying backpacks, lunch boxes, notebooks—that it's almost natural for parents to forget about what their child might be going through emotionally. Read More
Relating to Elementary Schoolers Whose World is a Stage

Child Development | Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Volunteers

Relating to Elementary Schoolers Whose World is a Stage

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Your words, as they pile up on top of one another, act as a dose of reality against bullying, peer pressure, and internal doubts that pop up as kids move from kindergarten to fifth grade.  Read More
The Kind of Church Volunteer Your Ministry Needs

Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

The Kind of Church Volunteer Your Ministry Needs

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Every kid needs someone who knows their history. And every kid needs someone who can rediscover them now. Read More
How to Explain the Easter Story to Your Preschooler

Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

How to Explain the Easter Story to Your Preschooler

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How can we convey the great love of God in a way that a preschooler will understand? The answer: keep things on their level. Read More
The Significant Relationships Every Elementary Schooler Needs

Child Development | Elementary | Orange Strategy | Parents | Volunteers

The Significant Relationships Every Elementary Schooler Needs

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As a leader, you're only as effective as your influence. When it comes to elementary schoolers, quality relationships are vital. Read More
Laying The Bricks of Moral Foundation

Child Development | Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

Laying The Bricks of Moral Foundation

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Preschoolers are primarily motivated by safety. So, if you try to motivate a preschooler with fear, it may work against their primary motive and lead to mistrust and deception. Read More
Make It Fun: Helping Elementary Kids Connect with God

Orange Strategy | Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

Make It Fun: Helping Elementary Kids Connect with God

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Kids who think like scientists love stories—especially those that inspire them to win at everyday life. Read More
What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Toddler

Parents | Preschool | Volunteers

What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Toddler

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Toddlers: It’s the phase when nobody’s on time, everything’s a mess, and one eager two-year-old will insist, “I can do it.” Read More
How to Motivate Kids With Fun

Elementary | Parents | Volunteers

How to Motivate Kids in 3rd and 4th Grade With Fun

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Elementary school is a season of discovering how the world works and how to have fun in it. Kids want to laugh and play and learn and connect. That’s why you have to engage their interests. Read More