#teach your children

[palatinewolfsblog]

"Fairytales don't tell children that dragons exist.

Children already know that dragons exist.

Fairytales tell children that dragons can be killed."

G.K. Chesterton.

[spiritualseeker777]

[the-birth-of-art]

[thegoodmorningman]

I know what color The Sun is. #theyellowcrayola #goodmorning

[dosesofcommonsense]

[welldigger62]

Down at the walking track -

Gosh, I haven’t been here for quite a while. Came down after lunch move around a bit.

Not a real big crowd here. A lot of times it is real busy at around 9:00 am.

There was a guy in here trying to teach his young sons some points about basketball. It was good to see that.

It’s a very quiet Friday so far.

[eshiraku-iixv]

The land of stories 🍉

Palestine collection ✨🍉✨

[myimaginaryradio]

Teach Your Children - Crosby Stills And Nash

[allthedesiredusernamesaretaken]

A big happy birthday to singer, songwriter Graham Nash

[nando161mando]

[krispyweiss]

Stills, Nash & Dawes Play “Teach Your Children” at FireAid

- “We’ll cherish this forever,” Dawes says

It was a little rough, but Dawes will never forget “stepping into shoes impossible to fill” at the FireAid concert in Los Angeles.

The Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith-fronted band backed Stephen Stills and Graham Nash as the pair performed “Teach Your Children” during the Jan. 30 benefit show. The late David Crosby was obviously unavailable and Neil Young didn’t show for Stills and Nash’s first collaboration in a decade, though he recently played with Stills.

A little under-rehearsed and suffering from Dawes’ failed attempt to add high harmony with shrill falsetto, “Children” was nevertheless a heartwarming moment for musical and human reasons as Nash implored the audience to: “Take care of yourselves. Take care of one another.”

Dawes were simply gobsmacked, writing on social media: “15-year-old Taylor and Griff would have never believed this was possible. … We’ll cherish this forever.”

2/3/25

[lidogga]

Flo just told me that sex ed has failed 82% of the population.

This is why we’re overpopulated

[hebrewbyinbal]

Imagine the moment a parent sits down with their child, my Hebrew 1 workbook open, and together they begin to explore the beautiful world of letters.

The child's eyes widen with wonder as they trace their first aleph, and the parent smiles, knowing they're passing down a timeless tradition. It's more than just learning an alphabet—it's connecting generations, sharing culture, and sparking a lifelong love for language.

Every letter learned is a step closer to understanding, to belonging, to embracing a rich heritage. What a gift to give, and what a journey to start together. 🌟

I am beyond blessed to know I am a part of so many of these stories. For any age learner. ❤️

Thank you for sharing these pictures and moments with me. It fuels my passion.

#parenting #parentchildrelationship #hebrew #language #giftoflove

[palatinewolfsblog]

Authority vs. Conscience...

I heard this story once about a teacher who took a fish out of its bowl & left a classroom of children as it flopped around.. telling them that if anyone left their seat, they would be expelled. All of the children sat and watched as this fish flopped gasping for air, not wanting to get up in order to avoid getting in trouble. Finally, a girl sprang up from her seat & ran to the fish, placing it back in the bowl. Ultimately, she was the only one who refused to watch the fish die.

When the teacher returned he told the class that this was a lesson. That the fear of getting in trouble should never stop you from doing what's right. That sometimes.. you may have to oppose authority & group think, simply because it's the right thing to do.

I think of this often. U.N. Owen

[munchymunchkin]

[dont-read-this-im-dead]

parents: stop getting mad at your child's teacher for your child's behavior. They are there to teach your kids how to read and math and science. YOU are responsible for teaching your child manners and how to be a pleasant human being that other people want to be around.