Print off and assemble the board game and use it to stimulate communication and positive problem-solving with your family. It contains questions specific to the unique family problems potentially caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is a great devotional book to go through as a family, all centered around the basics of the gospel message! It is designed as a “leader guide” to help you navigate questions and conversations with your kids about Jesus and the salvation He freely offers us!

Would you like a guide that will help your kids to stay on track while you participate in our online gathering together each week? Check this out! (For older kids.)

Strategies & practical tips for praying with your kids from author & speaker Leanne Cabral.

A printable template you can use with your child to teach them how to pray.

Go for a walk as a family and use this guide to pray as you find each item.

Click the image above to download our prayer guide for kids Grades 1 to 5.

Click the image above to download our prayer guide for kids from age 2 to SK.

Check out this Prayer Calendar Guide for Kids!

Check out this list of books and stories for kids to encourage discussion around diversity and inclusivity. 

Check out this free e-book with hands-on activities for fostering an understanding of anti-racism & privilege. 

Some helpful resources on how to talk to your kids about race. Some links with a Biblical worldview included here.

Included is also a link to an age-by-age guide on how to talk to your kids about racism.

A podcast and some quick tips on talking about race with young kids.

An article from the Child Mind Institute with some guidelines parents can keep in mind to help kids deal with troubling news about race and violence.

Check out this article for five truths every parent of a virtual learner needs to hear.

Just when you think you understand your child, everything changes. It might be helpful to know that every kid at every phase is asking a unique and fundamental question.

How to prepare your sixth grader for what to expect in the coming school year.

Check out this video from Pastor Shauna about how to support your child(ren) through their feelings of fear and/or anxiety.

A great article from the Child Mind Institute on how to help your kids handle disappointment.

Check out this blog post for tips on how to help your kids get along with one another.

This resource gives kids a tool that helps them to learn to identify their emotions. Emotions Faces PDF from TherapistAid.com.

This resource from TherapistAid.com helps kids to learn to identify their emotions. 

Processing fears and making a plan for what to do when experiencing those fears in the future.

Helps kids reflect on all the various areas of life that they have to be grateful for (relationally, tangible things, etc.).

A group of Christian children’s counselors & authors with a great podcast for encouraging parents with strategies.

A blog post for parents on managing anxiety during any number of life disruptions.

Age-appropriate tips and resources for helping a preschooler deal with anxiety.

This is a great devotional book to go through as a family, all centered around the basics of the gospel message! It is designed as a “leader guide” to help you navigate questions and conversations with your kids about Jesus and the salvation He freely offers us!

Would you like a guide that will help your kids to stay on track while you participate in our online gathering together each week? Check this out! (For older kids.)

Check out these practical tips and resource suggestions for creating an intentional time to explore faith in Jesus with your toddlers and pre-schoolers. 

How to discern if your child is ready for water baptism.

A devotional podcast for kids by Village Church.

Check out this Start HERE Gospel Conversation Guide resource.

Free “Notes from Jesus!” booklet: full of promises to us from Jesus and what He wants us to know!

Free faith-growing family devotional experiences from Lifetree Kids.

Faith Conversations Guide for Every Age: a great discipleship tool for parents.

This is an awesome resource that offers the Bible at developmentally appropriate levels, helping kids learn the big story, and also has child-friendly navigation.

David C Cook (producer of out Gospel Light & other curriculums) has some great free & discounted family devotional resources here. 

Click here for a variety of family devotionals that are based on developmental stage & needs of kids and families

A fun fall game for the whole family. Get outdoors and experience this together!

A worksheet to help you create intentional moments for the things that matter to your family during the school year. Check it out!

Click the image above to download the “I’m So Grateful” printable sheet.

Download this PDF for a fun family activity. Discover what makes each of you unique and special!

Some practical ideas for reaching out to your community together as a family from The Christian Post.

Celebrating stories of hope with your family from International Justice Mission.

Seven random acts of kindness ideas for kids from Parents magazine.

Compassion also has a practical tool “Step Into My Shoes” that allows your kids to step into the lives of those who have less and shows how we can help them. 

Here are some great family ideas on creating fun family memories during the pandemic.

Print off and assemble the board game and use it to stimulate communication and positive problem-solving with your family. It contains questions specific to the unique family problems potentially caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some helpful resources (marriage, parenting, activities, family devotionals) for families during COVID-19 from Focus on the Family.

Check out this free book PDF…Coronavirus: A Book For Kids.

Child-friendly explanation of the Coronavirus with follow-up learning activities from Brainpop.

This is a great explanation of the Coronavirus for younger kids in the form of a story by Manuela Molina.

A great explanation & video as well for younger kids from PBS Kids.

An explanation of the Coronavirus told in comic book form. For older kids.

“How to Talk to Kids about the Coronavirus”: a video from the Child Mind Institute providing parents with tips on how to converse with kids about the virus.

Pre-Kinder Brain Breaks has great movement songs for toddlers and pre-K’s!

Go Noodle is an awesome resource for active brain breaks and moving around!

Beachbody Kids Workouts: a fun way to get fit and burn energy!

FUN way to listen to stories read aloud by actors!

Have some fun sketching with Mo Willems! 

Here are 20 virtual field trips you can take with your kids.