School is a big deal! Your child is now an elementary kid and with that comes many changes—homework, packing lunches, and lots of new routines. But the stress of adapting to the new routine can also be a great catalyst for discovery and growth. Your kindergartner’s abilities to respond to crisis and change will sharpen as you answer their questions, listen to their stories, and show up consistently!
So that you can best engage their interest, here are three things to consider:
- Your child thinks like a scientist: Giving them concrete examples will help them learn.
- Your child longs for attention: You speak to their heart when you acknowledge their uniqueness and help them improve their abilities.
- Your child is driven by fun: You can influence their growth and learning when you play on their level.
The Three Most Important Things to Remember.
If you would like help or ideas on how to do any of these things, we are always here to help!
Resources We Recommend.
Books.
If you’re unable to afford any of these resources, please let us know—we’d love to help!
Podcasts/Websites.
I’m the CCKids Director at Christ Community Church. I have been working in Children’s ministry for 25 years, and each year has brought me such joy as God has given me a passion for kids and helping them to experience who Jesus is and how much He desires them. If you ever have any questions—let's connect. I am happy to help in any way I can (preferably over an iced chai)!
CCKids is for kindergarten through fourth grade and meets during every weekend adult service time. In addition, CCKids Club meets most Wednesday nights during the school year from 6-8 pm.
















