by Maria B. (age 8)
Friday, December 24, 2004
Wednesday, December 1, 2004
Angel in the Waters
by Regina Doman, Sophia Institute Press This simple book chronicles the life of a baby in the womb and the months that follow the child’s birth. Angel in the Waters would make a wonderful gift for children, parents and Crisis Pregnancy Centers. The book may be previewed at http://www.angelinthewaters.com/
Monday, November 1, 2004
Monday, September 13, 2004
Little Flowers St. Therese Meeting
We held our Little Flowers first meeting of the year at Point Defiance once again. The girls colored in a picture of St. Therese, decorated tote bags to hold their binders, ate lunch, sang Marian songs, and visited with each other.
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| Coloring |
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| Coloring |
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| Little Flower Sisters |
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| Coloring |
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| Singing Marian and Little Flower Songs |
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| Decorating a Canvas Tote Bag |
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| Mother and Daughter |
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| Little Flower Sisters |
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| Little Flower Sisters |
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| Little Flowers |
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| Little Flower Sisters |
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| Little Flowers Decorating Canvas Tote Bags |
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| Little Flowers Group Photo |
In retrospect, the tote bag should have been a craft that we did during our first year of Little Flowers. Hopefully, next year we will be able to process through the Rose Garden, singing Marian songs again.
May God bless the Little Flowers!
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
There's a Wocket in My Pocket
- There's a Wocket in My Pocket!,
by Dr. Seuss.My son enjoys reading this book with me. Reading the story together provides a great way to familiarize young children with rhyming words and teach them the correct pronunciation of sounds.
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Barry, the Bravest St. Bernard
by Lynn Hall, Random House Step into Reading, Step 5This is a wonderful true-life story about the St. Bernards at the Great St. Bernard Monastery in the Pennine Alps (located between the valley of Aosta and the Swiss canton of Valais). The story focuses on a dog named Barry, who rescued more than 40 people from avalanches. My children (ages 3, 5, and 6) listened intently as they learned of the relationship between Barry, the boy who trained him, and the Augustinian monks.
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