STAY ON THE RIGHT PATH
Let me tell you two stories…two real-life adventures. The group of children I was leading was walking quietly through the forest. It was a lovely spring walk, listening to birds and watching as nature started to wake up. There were even some deer looking for water to
Prince Harry
I am nibbling on my cereal; he’s not here this morning, he’s gone with his master, Louis. Imagine it: his eyes fixed on me...on my bowl, his round, black eyes that nothing can distract. He waits patiently for a crunchy morsel he can get his lips around. So,
Too Difficult?
In a questionnaire, a child wrote that what he found most difficult was waiting and being patient. It’s a fact that there are things that we find more difficult to do than other people. For example, on the side of the swimming pool, the swimming teaching was
The ducks and the frog
A lot of children, and even adults, would like to be the best at whatever they do, to be praised, to receive a reward, or to be the boss. Here’s a story that helps us think about this a bit more.“Croak, croak!” The frog was having a
