A Journey of an Attached Family: home birth, home school, home life and other holistic practices.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Buddhism For Young Kids
I have been looking for ways to try to teach our son more about Buddhism. And I have found a great FREE on-line website to start us off on Buddhanet. They have Buddhist studies for both primary and secondary students. Not only do they offer free syllabi, but also many free Buddhsim e-books that are excellent. Among the e-books, our 3 year old son really likes the Key Stage 1: A Textbook on Buddhism for children aged between 5-7. A companion to Key Stage 1 could be the Story of Buddha Colouring Book, but definitely the other free art and crafts downloads too. Each unit offers free activities (meditations, music, stories, puzzlies) and a quiz for testing comprehension.
Other resources:
Buddhist Children's Books - to introduce young children to concepts of Buddhism
Buddhist Children's Books - to introduce young children to concepts of Buddhism
Family Dharma Connections - reviews books, has different Buddhism links
Global Villages School - offers homeschoolers education with Buddhist perspective from k to 12
More Free E-books from Buddhanet - some favourites are Love Your Children The Right Way, The Upside Down World, Seeding the Heart and Guided Meditations for Primary Students
More Free E-books from Buddhanet - some favourites are Love Your Children The Right Way, The Upside Down World, Seeding the Heart and Guided Meditations for Primary Students
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Monday, December 07, 2009
Getting Ready For Xmas
Using our son's art work for gift wrapping after our Zoo teacher e-mailed us:
Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, Americans produce an extra 2 billon pounds of garbage each week- much of this is from gift packaging. If every American family wrapped three presents in recyclable materials, we would save enough paper to cover 45,000 football fields.
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