Good Friday Activities for Kids

Here are some Good Friday activities for kids, maybe you can take a few of these ideas and create them this year with your children this year.

Here are four different activities that you can do with your children this Good Friday to help teach them and to keep them occupied.

Kids. Candy. Corpses. Career politicians. Okay, no corpses.

The question has been raised. Should Christians participate in Halloween? This is one Christian’s opinion.

Why do people support any high school activity that kills 15 kids a year and paralyzes 20 kids a year?

These activities for sick kids will easily entertain them (without wearing them out or making them feel worse).

For those families that have started using workboxes or who are really considering giving it a try there are many fun projects that you can have your child do.

These fun and engaging activity magazines for kids will keep children learning while having fun. These titles are perfect for preschool through the early teen years.

For kids all over, it is getting easier and easier to get stimulated by all the new technology that has become a way of life for many of them.

Despite its various cons, I think Halloween has at least three strong benefits for our kids.

If you need some help on figuring out what to do with the fall rolls around read this article to give you a few ideas.

Harold Myra discusses fears and doubts about Halloween and its pagan roots.

The day through the eyes of a neighbor.

Don't let Halloween scare your kid stiff. It might! According to Penn State research, tombstones, monsters and other scary elements can frighten kids at about ages six and seven.

Take your child to work day will run best if you prepare some fun activities for the day ahead of time.

The Melissa & Doug Multi-Activity Table is a great activity table that will keep your kids occupied for hours with projects and games that require imagination, creativity and resourcefulness.

Ways for children to celebrate Good Friday with Easter in mind.

This article contains information on activities for children, including how to keep them busy.

Downtime is not only important for kids of all ages, but essential. Busy schedules and having your kids constantly on the go without free time may be giving your child a disadvantage in basic development.

This is a quick and easy to follow guide of how to manage a large group of kids of all ages. This guide could come in handy if you are throwing a birthday party for your child or volunteering at your church's childcare center.

Kids who have not had a disability, have not been exposed to disabilities, or who are just starting to learn about or experience disabilities sometimes do not understand what they are and how to deal with them.

Is your child reading enough? As more kids turn to video games and computers to occupy their time, reading for fun is no longer a top priority. Here are some ways to encourage your kids to read for life.

Is the spirit of Halloween fading? Will it be nonexistence within the next few years?

Not to take anything out of context....I hope I'm not. I just don't feel as though Halloween is a good idea. I don't believe it is godly, honorable, or beneficial.

How is Halloween different today, than years ago? Safety is a one big difference.

These ten tips help teachers and leaders of kids to manage a group of children without losing their cool.

Examining whehter or not are children are overcommited.

It is natural for children to try different activities in order to find out what really interests them, but should there be a limit on how many of these activities one child is allowed to try?