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  H is for Heron was filmed near Benson Sculpture Garden in Loveland, Colorado. This heron was seen in the sculpture garden near the water. It was amazing to see this bird so close up. This is intended for Preschool and Kindergarten to help in learning. Sample these related posts: To continue H walks, watch H is for Hot Springs To see more birds, watch  M is for Mallard O is for Owl V is for Vultures or  B is for Bird Discover more ABC Nature Walk videos at  Mr. Wolfe's Kinder Garden .

Welcome to week  fifty-one  of our Proverbs 31 journey. This week we engage in activities that work toward memorizing and comprehending the poem from beginning to end. If you'd like to return to one of our previous stops, let our " Wolfe Notes " guide you.  In January  we examined our  value  with the help of Proverbs 31 verses 10 and 29. In February  we learned what  uplifting  means by looking at Proverbs 31:11 and 23. In March , we considered the virtue of  respect  by studying Proverbs 31:12 and 28. In April , we trained to be  hardworking  with Proverbs 31:13 and 19 as our instructors. In May , we saw what it takes to be  resourceful  by examining Proverbs 31:14 and 21.  In June , we developed our  caring  muscle by exercising Proverbs 31:15 and 22. In July , we practiced being  savvy  with help from Proverbs 31:16 and 27. In August , we witnessed  exemplary  behavior outlined in Proverbs 31:18 and 31. In September , we found what being  necessary  looks like from Pr

It's nearly 2024! We hope that you are full of holiday cheer, in good company, and anticipating the new year with purpose. A new year brings opportunities for new starts, and we encourage you in considering a few. Our 2024 purposeful new starts include implementing basic math routines in the classroom, developing decluttering habits in the home, and reframing our thoughts to reflect Biblical truths in our personal lives. Know that whatever new routine you start, habit you work to develop, or practice you continue to rehearse, we're here encouraging you in maintaining your purposeful endeavors! If you're looking to start something new in 2024, we have a few ideas for you. Our Ideas for Every Day calendars offer daily holiday learning opportunities for the home or classroom and our Growth for Today calendars offer daily Bible study and personal growth opportunities for individual or group study.  To aid you in finding JOY in your home and classroom, our January 2024 offerings

Sometimes the build-up to Christmas is not joyful. In fact, the Christmas of the Bible was shocking, confusing, heartbreaking, and dangerous. But even in these moments, when emotions overwhelm us, if we choose to seek God's presence, recognize His truth, and respond in obedience, we open the door for His eternal JOY. Christmas Eve | December 24th Annually JOY for Today Offerings: Did You Know...  Facts about Jesus' birth. Wolfe Stew Connects  To recognition and obedience. Bible Verses and Quotes  Related to Jesus' birth. Activity Suggestions  Christmas Eve service, movies, snacks, questions, and family challenge. UPCOMING HOLIDAYS:   Christmas  (December 25th Annually) New Year's Day  (January 1st Annually) Thank Goodness It's Monday Day (January's First Monday) Did You Know: To fully understand the magi's journey, we have to start nearly a thousand years before Christ's birth? Balaam, a prophet during the time of the exodus, blessed Israel. Part of his

Welcome to week  fifty  of our Proverbs 31 journey. Topics this week include beauty, favor, and fear of God. If you'd like to return to one of our previous stops, let our " Wolfe Notes " guide you.  In January  we examined our  value  with the help of Proverbs 31 verses 10 and 29. In February  we learned what  uplifting  means by looking at Proverbs 31:11 and 23. In March , we considered the virtue of  respect  by studying Proverbs 31:12 and 28. In April , we trained to be  hardworking  with Proverbs 31:13 and 19 as our instructors. In May , we saw what it takes to be  resourceful  by examining Proverbs 31:14 and 21.  In June , we developed our  caring  muscle by exercising Proverbs 31:15 and 22. In July , we practiced being  savvy  with help from Proverbs 31:16 and 27. In August , we witnessed  exemplary  behavior outlined in Proverbs 31:18 and 31. In September , we found what being  necessary  looks like from Proverbs 31:20 and 24. In October , we exercised  strength  i

Envy is called the ‘green-eyed monster’, and boy was I.   I lost my dad, really, my family… I was so angry. So very, very angry…. I looked at other people that had their dad, and I envied.   I wanted what they had.   Even though I knew nothing about them and their life.   I wanted my full family. My Dad, My Mom, My Brother, and me.   I didn’t realize the gift God gave to me.   He gave me the gift of sight.   I could see how precious a whole family is.   I could see everything I never got from my Dad, that I wanted.   I kept looking for fathers.                   There really is only one Father that won’t disappoint.   He has everything you could want.   He protects you every single day.   I have seen it.   He kept me from going down deep dark paths, ones you don’t come back from easily.   I know He loves me.   He took me down paths I needed to know, in order to stand up for the Divorced Sons and Divorced Daughters out there. I am put into the paths of lives He wants me to touch.

Welcome to week  forty-nine  of our Proverbs 31 journey. This week includes topics of deception, vanity, and humankind's intended purpose. If you'd like to return to one of our previous stops, let our " Wolfe Notes " guide you.  In January  we examined our  value  with the help of Proverbs 31 verses 10 and 29. In February  we learned what  uplifting  means by looking at Proverbs 31:11 and 23. In March , we considered the virtue of  respect  by studying Proverbs 31:12 and 28. In April , we trained to be  hardworking  with Proverbs 31:13 and 19 as our instructors. In May , we saw what it takes to be  resourceful  by examining Proverbs 31:14 and 21.  In June , we developed our  caring  muscle by exercising Proverbs 31:15 and 22. In July , we practiced being  savvy  with help from Proverbs 31:16 and 27. In August , we witnessed  exemplary  behavior outlined in Proverbs 31:18 and 31. In September , we found what being  necessary  looks like from Proverbs 31:20 and 24. In O