3 Fun Games To Teach Toddlers About Tithing By Sonja Mishek

My grandmother always used to say ...

"One of the greatest gifts you can give your children is to teach them about sharing and tithing ... starting with their own family!

That's why I have 4 children all share a room. Children who share a room, men and women ... share a room. Even Mom and Dad share a room!

It's so important for children to learn how to share the givers and to be able to live with other people and must be truly happy as adults.

How do better to learn to share rather than have to share with the brother or sister? They also share a certain toys - again - to learn the importance of sharing.

He does not warm your heart when someone special to share something with you? This could be chocolate (my favorite!), Home-made pie, praise, or just a smile.

But it is difficult to teach children about the importance of tithing their money.

And it's more challenging with toddlers!

Here are 3 fun game that will help you understand what Rock tithing means:

1. Give to race

Collecting 10 items (candy, marbles, small toys, etc.) and set at the end of a room.

Place mat with a place in the top 10 for each item.

Now there is competition your children to all the 10 items on the mat.

Then ask them which one of the 10 items that they want to give back to Jesus as a thank you for all the brunt.

This teaches them to take revenge (tithe) 10% of their blessings.

2. Count your Blessed Coins

Count out 10 different coins for toddlers to see.

And do not forget to tell the President or those who are important people in every coin!

So they choose a currency they want to be blessed Jesus.

Now they only explain tithed to God!

3. Shop for Sharing

Playing games with the shopping, where you play the Rock and the money to go to a store to buy 10 items.

Then they ask for the items that will be shared with Jesus.

Happy tithing!

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