Playfully Faithful Parenting: Encouraging Christian Mamas to Disciple & Discipline with Play & Joy
Playfully Faithful Parenting: Encouraging Christian Mamas to Disciple & Discipline with Play & Joy
Joy Wendling, MA | Certified Christian Parent Coach
Unlocking Deeper Faith: Exploring Bloom's Taxonomy in Christian Parenting | Ep. 166
24 minutes Posted Sep 25, 2023 at 10:00 am.
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In this episode of Playfully Faithful Parenting, join me, Joy Wendling, as we explore the fascinating concept of Bloom's Taxonomy and its relation to parenting and faith. We dive into the six levels of thinking and discuss how many children's curriculum in Sunday schools fall short in engaging children on a deeper level. I share insights from a recent interview with Dr. Mimi Larson, an expert in children's spirituality, who advocates for play and higher thinking in nurturing children's faith. Discover how we can help our children develop a more profound understanding of God's word and how to apply it in their lives. Stay tuned for practical tips and stories in next week's episode!

You’ve got the Holy Spirit! You can do it, mama!


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