![]() ![]() Then have the owner ask if they may have their toy back please. Have one child play with a toy that belongs to another child. However, if they say “I’d rather not,” then child number one must respect child number two’s boundaries. If the second child says “Sure,” then the first child may step inside the second child’s circle. Have one child ask another child if they can give him/her a hug. The child already inside the circle must say, “Please stop tickling me.” Then the child must leave the circle, demonstrating that they are respecting the other’s boundaries. One child steps inside another child’s circle and begins tickling him/her. ![]() Give examples of respecting other’s boundaries. To play the boundary game, draw a circle around a child with a piece of chalk (or use a hula-hoop). Whether you decide to do a little or a lot, what's important is that you have begun intentionally encouraging your kids to be their best for Jesus. You tailor the lessons to suit your children's unique needs and interests, and your family's busy schedule. The goal is to bring Jesus into every aspect of your family's life and make spiritual formation an integral part of your children's daily routine.įamilies particularly appreciate Kids of Integrity's inherent flexibility. Suitable for ages three to ten, Kids of Integrity is designed for maximum kid appeal! Each lesson features Bible-based discussions plus crafts, games and object lessons from science, nature and even home cooking.Īs you may already suspect, this is not a "once-a-day-around-the-table" approach to building godly character. Kids of Integrity is a diverse selection of ideas for kid-captivating experiences that can take place in the car, in the park or wherever you happen to be. If you've been wondering how to begin developing your child's character, or if your past efforts haven't been as successful as you'd hoped, we're excited that you're checking out Kids of Integrity. ![]()
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