Star Wars is a popular theme at our house. The franchise is stories that drive the imaginations of both adults and kids in my house. May 4th has become an all out holiday for us in recent years. The phrase, “May the Force be with you”, has inspired many to celebrate May the Fourth as Star Wars Day because of the similar-sounding phrase. So today we are sharing our favorite Star Wars Day ideas for kids!
Teaching Poetry to our children: the idea sounds picturesque, high society, serene and intimidating. The reality I have found is that it’s simple, fun and easy. Last year, we started including it because it was part of our curriculum from Sonlight.
Last weekend he requested new handwriting pages based on our family’s new favorite TV show, the Mandalorian. He helped me make these by using his amazing memory skills to compile many of quotes and phrases used in the Mandalorian Handwriting Set.
Recent national events and our American History studies have led us to have many discussions about race, segregation and slavery with our kids. We hadn’t started teaching our kids about racism much because I wanted them to have the historical context for the complexities around race in America.
Today I am sharing The Lord’s Prayer Copywork pages, a resource I created to help our kids learn the Lord’s Prayer during this past year.
