Right from wrong activities

Here’s a family activity you can do from the safety of your home. Check it out with your kids and then enjoy this mindful scavenger hunt of things that can be found at home. There is no right or wrong way to go about it. Some do stickers for finding things, or putting check marks, making a list for children old enough to write, and some just go find the items and report back. The important thing is to have fun and recognize how using our senses helps us discover and connect with our…

Challenge everyone to identify and erase wrong statements from a given list. This activity can be used in lessons on forgiveness.

One of the topics my 4th grade teachers wanted me to cover, per their needs assessment results, was responsibility. I've got to admit "Sorry I asked" and

One of my favorite activities to do with my students is “The Toothpaste Lesson.” As early as preschool, most students are exposed to the phrase, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all.” I think it’s great that they learn this, but what is even better is when they […]

Teach kids to be kind more often with this trash or kindness game so they decide if social actions are unkind or kind.

Is your group studying David and Goliath? Try these engaging Sunday school activities about David and Goliath from the makers of Children's Worship Bulletins.

Do your kids do the right thing when they are alone? Teach them integrity with this free escape room activity.

How the stomach breaks down food: In this activity from The Human Body Activity Book for Kids, children participate in a hands-on demonstration to understand the two ways in which the stomach breaks down food during digestion. #handsonlearning #humanbody #science #STEM #STEAM #kindergarten #giftofcuriosity || Gift of Curiosity

46 youth group icebreakers perfect to get teens talking! These are fun and easy to do games that require little or no prep. Perfect for large or small youth groups.