We have tried to help our kids understand the importance of reverence in Sacrament Meeting. Our goal for reverence included a few changes from our early habits. For example, we eliminated snacks from the Sunday meeting routine. We also expect the kids to sit still and quiet until after sacrament, after which they are allowed to draw or read a book reverently. I have been impressed and/or amused recently by the "works of art" that our kids produce and thought it would be fun to start sharing them here regularly. Without further ado...
A Story, by Ephram:
Translation: There once lived a man who lived upon a house. The end. Written by Ephram.
Editor's note: He did this on his own with the sole exception of asking Ashlee how to spell "once."
Ice Cream Machine, by Dyllan:
Editor's note: Apparently the shop is closed, however, the establishment loves you!
Monsters Vs. Alien and Robot, by Corbin:
Editor's note: Poor little birdie. No matter how fast he tries to fly away he still get's shot in the butt. :( Also, what is it with boys and guns!? Ironically, that's one thing we tend not to grow out of.
David and Goliath, by Braedi:
Editor's note: "Those who mock shall mourn!"
A special thanks for actual involvement of scripture. We're not batting 1,000 in regards to spirituality, but I hope you enjoyed it as much as I.
Oops! I was mistaken about Ephram's story. He asked about a few words, not just the one. Still, not a bad job if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteI totally enjoyed that!
ReplyDeleteYou have quite the little artists!
Thanks for sharing! Those were great!
ReplyDeleteLOVED the drawings!!! and Braedi did a very fine job at making David's sling spin at the speed of light, the rock hurls at Goliath, hits Goliath's shield and "klunk!" Goliath's massive body hits the ground and the earth shakes. FABULOUS!!!
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