Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing. I Thessalonians 5:11 (NIV)

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Worm Farm





Children should be encouraged to watch, patiently and quietly, until they learn something of the habits and history of bee, ant, wasp, spider, hairy caterpillar, dragon-fly, and whatever of larger growth comes in their way. Charlotte Mason

What beautiful weather the Lord has given us! Our family has taken full advantage of this. Yesterday Hope spent ten hours outside. She could be found collecting pinecones, sticks, and rocks, watching little creatures she found crawling around, or stretched out by the dog observing the sky above her. She proudly took me to the planter box to show me her little "worm farm". She didn't need any fancy toys, a planned activity, or staged entertainment. She found all she needed in our Father's world to entertain and teach her in ways "the world" never can.

3 comments:

Amanda said...

a worm farm is the cutest thing. isnt it nice when you watch your children play outside all day in their own backyard and they are content and happy with just dirt! These are blessed times in our lives that make me want to hang on to them forever!

Adriane said...

I love it - a worm farm! That is very cute. :0)

Tiffany said...

Hooray for dirt! Hooray for the outdoors!

Related Posts with Thumbnails