What are some cute mealtime children's prayers?
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God bless this bunch as we munch our lunch. Amen\nAlso:\nThank you for the world so sweet,\nThank you for the food we eat,\nThank you for the birds that sing,\nThank you God for every thing. Amen\nThe second one can be sung but I can't send you the tune over Yahoo.
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There's loads of websites with child versions of Bible stories, so they might be appropriate, try these:-\nhttp://www.jesusanswers.com/christian/stories/bible.htm\nwww.topmarks.co.uk/religious/default.aspx\n\nI also found these links which might have something:-\nhttp://www.ability.org.uk/easter.html\n\nThe other option is to give them that is symbolic of Easter (e.g. focusing on new life rather than the story itself).
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I'll do you one better, here is 100:\n\n"100 classic children's songs and Sunday School songs, this collection offers hours of wholesome, interactive fun. Your children will sing and dance along with these all-time favorites, performed by the Cedarmont Kids. They'll love Sing-Along-Songs and so will you! \n\nDVD 1: \nThe Wheels On The Bus \nDo Your Ears Hang Low? \nJoshua Fought The Battle of Jericho \nThe Wise Man and the Foolish Man \nThe Alphabet Song (The ABC Song) \nPolly, Put the Kettle On \nRocka My Soul \nSkinny Marinky Dinky Dink \nThe Eensy, Weensy Spider \nDry Bones \nThe More We Get Together \nPolly Wolly Doodle \nIf You're Happy and You Know It \nWho Did (Swallow Jonah)? \nSix Little Ducks \nFingers, Nose, and Toes \nBaa, Baa Black Sheep \nMichael Finnigan \nThe Bear Went Over The Mountain \nRoll Over \nS-M-I-L-E \nJack and Jill \nWho Built The Ark? \nBINGO \nJohn Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt \nGet On Board \nThis Old Man \nMary Had a Little Lamb \nDeep And Wide \nHere We Go Round The Mulberry Bush \nSwing Low, Sweet Chariot \nOld McDonald Had A Farm \nLooby Loo \nThere's A Hole in the Bucket \n DVD 2: \nBluebird, Bluebird \nSchool Days \nHe's God the Whole World In His Hands \nI Bought Me A Cat (The Barnyard Song) \nShoo, Fly Don't Bother Me! \nLittle David (Play on Your Harp) \nShe'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain \nSarasponda \nAmerica, The Beautiful \nOne Little Brown Bird \nDown By The Riverside \nThe Farmer In The Dell \nI've God Peace Like A River \nThe Paw-Paw Patch \nAre You Sleeping? \nOats, Peas, Beans and Barley Grow \nHinges \nMichael, Row the Boat Ashore \nThe Ants Go Marching \nOh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? \nThe Grand Old Duke Of Your / A 'Hunting We Will Go Medley \nOh Dear! What Can The Matter Be? \nWhere Is thumbkin? \nPop! Goes The Weasel \nDown by the Station \nLondon Bridge \nRing Around The Rosy \nThe Muffin Man \nSkip to My Lou \nRow, Row, Row Your Boat \nHead, Shoulders, Knees And Toes \nThe Old Gray Mare \nBe Kind To Your Web-Footed Friends \n DVD 3: \nYankee Doodle \nI'm Bringing Home A Baby Bumblebee \nEzekial Saw The Wheel \nWhen The Saints Go Marching In \nThe Animal Fair \nBill Grogan's Goat \nThe Star Spangled Banner \nMy Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean \nI've Been Working On The Railroad \nClap Your Hands \nTwinkle, Twinkle, Little Star \nI Shall Not Be Moved \nThere's A Hole In The Bottom Of The Sea \nLazy Mary Will You Get Up? \nI Love The Mountains \nThe Swing \nBattle Hymn of the Republic \nBoom, Boom, Ain't It Great To Be Crazy \nBicycle Built For Two (Daisy Bell?) \nOver In The Meadow \nThe Birdies In The Treetops \nSimple Gifts (Shaker Hymn) \nIt's Raining, It's Pouring \nYou're a Grand Old Flag \nWe Gather Together \nLittle Wheel Turning In My Heart \nRig-a-jig-jig \nMules \nIt Ain't Gonna Rain \nLittle Cabin In The Wood \nTwo Little Blackbirds \nJohn Brown's Baby \nAmerica"
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Macaroni & Cheese, Corn  Bread, Collard green, Fried Chicken and,pork and beans.. All after church that is. Go straight to grandma house 4 dat sunday dinner.
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http://partysupplieshut.com/sesamestreet
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http://www.amazon.com/Lords-Prayer-\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Passages-Lords-Prayer-Various-Artists/
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When you pray to thank God for your food, don't try to stick with the same prayer that you use every single time. just say" hey God, thanks for providing this meal for me. please bless it to the nourishments of my body, in Jesus names. Amen". and it doesn't have to be word for word. just make it your own prayer and whatever you say, mean it. don't just say it for the heck of saying because it looks and sounds good. hope i could be of some help.
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cute....mmm, bacon....mmm, sausage...but ain't it cute....fried eggs and bacon....but the piggy soo cute...\n\nNow I'm hungry
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Well, any decent sized town should have a church or non-church based day-care or preschool.  If your kid(s) are school aged, consider hitting up a neighbor with whom you and your child are both familiar.
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try offering food in fun shapes.  I used to use cookie cutter to shape sandwiches into stars, bear, etc to get one of my boys to eat.\n\nanother idea is to make it a game.  I had the boys pretend to be dinosaurs and then we had to eat the tree tops (broccoli) and berries.
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yes tea. i suggest peppermint if you ate too much and something with ginger if you just ate too funky (which it sounds like :). also, bananas are great for upset tummies. sounds odd but works.
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start by looking into your selection of books and try to find some to match your desired theme they can lead you to some ideas to start with and further encourage the children to do some exploring.\n\none of my favorite "bread" books is "bread, bread, bread" it is a picture book of breads accross the world. sorry dont remember the author but i know lakeshore sells that book and the rest in the series. also there is a book about tortillas dont remember the title but again get very familiar with the librarian and the books there.\n\ni bought several kinds of bread both leavened and unleavened and brought them to circle time and allowed the children to look, touch, smell, and taste them. \nwe made bread, both from scratch and from frozen dough and we had parents come in and teach us how to make tortillas (the children got to help and then taste), and we had a parent come in with some african breads and showed us how they are used(they use bread as a form of silverware)\nwe made butter(very simple and everyone can help)and we tasted it on some of our bread\nwe practiced using knives (plastic) and helped to cut the fresh bread(strict adult supervision needed)\nwe talked about kitchen safety--using sharp knives, mixers, ovens and toasters or toaster ovens, including practicing fire drills and learning what to do if someone gets cut(very very basic first aid)\n\ngood luck!!!
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use a pie as an example.  kids love pie.  so do i.  mmmm pie
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My family spent the morning in church, now Im fixing an Easter dinner for them. Ham, scalloped potatoes, steam veggies, corn on cob, and homeade bisquits with peach cobbler for dessert. Then Im hoping to catch a nap (haha, I wish).
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something with pumpkin spice. look on martha stewarts website she has great ideas
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PRAYERS AND A THANK YOU
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Buckwheat Boys\n http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_Butter_Jelly_Time