Welcome to White Flag Kids @ Home! We believe the best way we can help your kids develop a strong spiritual foundation is by partnering with you. One of the best ways to do that is to keep you informed and provide tools for you to continue conversations at home. 

How many of you have left church and asked your kid, "What did you learn in church today?" and they respond with, "I don't know"? Here are some practical ideas and fun activities you can implement at home to encourage conversations about what they learned: 

• Watch the teaching videos with your kids
• Practice the current memory verse as a family
• Do one or more of the family activities as they fit in your schedule

Together we can encourage, train, and pray for your kids as they grow in their faith!

WATCH GOD'S BIG STORY

Preschool

Elementary

MEMORY VERSE

 "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." —Joshua 1:9b (NIV)

FAMILY ACTIVITIES

CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION:

• • • • • • • Name someone you know God has worked through. What did they do? 
            • What thoughts or emotions come to mind when you think about God working through you?
            • How could God work through our family to make a difference in our community or neighborhood? In our church community? In our schools and workplaces?

FAMILY ACTIVITY - TRASH TO TREASURE

This week’s Wonder Truth is God Can Work through Unlikely People. Sometimes it feels hard to even imagine that God would ask us to do something. We might not feel capable enough to do it, or what He asks might seem too hard. We might even be afraid we will mess it up. But that’s not how God sees us. He loves us and chooses unlikely people like us: through Him, we can do things we never thought possible! 

Find something in your home to repurpose, like a piece of trash, an old cardboard box, an old juice carton, or a shirt you don’t wear. As a family, find a way to take the unlikely piece of trash and repurpose it into something amazing and beautiful—like making a kaleidoscope from a potato chip tube or a bird feeder from an empty bottle and some extra pencils. Consider making it with someone else in mind and giving it to them as a gift, letting God work through you to touch that person’s life!