I would like to be the first person to introduced the latest members of 4-H Clover Kids….drum roll please! John, Taylor, and Paul.
Round of applause not necessary.
Tina…what is 4-H Clover Kids?
Glad you asked.
Clover Kids is a 4-H program for children ages 5-to 7- years old. Children participate in hands-on activities designed to build lots of different life skills
The most important life skills for the 5- to 7-year-old age group are:
• Respecting Self
• Communicating
• Solving Problems
• Thinking Critically
• Choosing Healthy Lifestyles
What do Clover Kids do?
• Explore science with simple science experiments
• Practice communication skills
• Strengthen motor skills through arts and crafts
• Make friends and learn to work with peers
• And much more!
And learn all about horses.
Looks like John is getting a new pair of boots for his birthday and maybe a cowboy hat.
Lots of fun in our future. Our school year is taking shape. The classroom is organized and the first week of school is planned. I have set-up tours of the bank, a TV station, and the Quarter Horse Museum for our little group over the next month. We have a “meet the teacher night” next week for our co-op. John starts gymnastics next week, Christina has dance on Thursdays. And PaPa has VA visits almost every Tuesday. And I joined a gym that I attend four days a week. Hoch…and John’s birthday next week.
Too Much? Overwhelming?
Not at all. I am not Overwhelmed because of new wisdom and knowledge I have received in this book by Pastor Perry Noble. I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who has worry, depression , or anxiety….or just overwhelmed! Pastor Noble helps through scriptures put everything back into perspective. I have not felt this good since…in a long time.
{Side note: he does have cRaZy eyes. I also purchased the Bible study along with the book and his eyes are un-blink-able. A litttttle distributing but he is funny } And the book and study are AMAZING!
I hope and pray all is well where you are.
Thanks for stopping by!
BE BLESSED!
It’s Tuesday…so off to the VA we go!
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