Primary Montessori Teaching Opportunity / Glen Allen, VA
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Dec 8, 2009
Do most of you related the upcoming hols/celebration to your children in non-religious terms? How do you handle questions about the significance of XMas, Santa, gift- giving ,etc and come up with appropriate "neutral" activities to include those kids that don't celebration XMas.
I personally don't celebrate XMas as I am a different religion but I always struggle during this time of the year to make a meaningful point across to the kids.
HELP! Thanks.
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Thanks.
\On 12/12/09, Patty wrote: > At our school we present lessons on all cultural > celebrations. This year, we are studying Russian > traditions. Our kids make a "Winter" gift for their > families. You can see ...See More