Synopsis
The Bahá'í Writings state that “the education and training of children is among the most meritorious acts of humankind.” Filled with fun, hands-on, kid-tested learning activities, this theme book is the fifth in a series of easy-to-use teacher’s guides designed for Bahá'í children's classes. Inside you will find a treasure trove of ideas for Bahá'í summer and winter schools, Holy Day programs, academic classrooms, home schoolers and weekend retreats. The book has four sections: * The Power of Unity * Unity in Diversity * The Colors We Are * Overcoming Prejudice The index at the back of the book makes it easy to find exactly what you need. Choose from stories, songs, crafts, outdoor games, puzzles, memory quotes, felt lessons, demonstrations, student worksheets, discussion starters, poetry, role plays, a mini opera and much more.
About the Author
Randie Gottlieb is the head of UnityWorks, an international diversity training firm; co-founder of the Mona Foundation, supporting grassroots educational development worldwide; and professor of multicultural education at Heritage University on the Yakama Nation Reservation. She earned degrees from Cal State, Boston University and Harvard. The author of eight books and a frequent speaker, Dr. Gottlieb has worked as a school principal, college administrator and curriculum developer, and has served as a teacher at every level-from pre-school through post-graduate. She has been organizing and teaching Bahá'í children's classes for many years. Her work has taken her to over 30 countries, including 11 years in Puerto Rico, where she managed an international training center, and with her husband, founded a Bahá'í-inspired elementary school. As a member of the Bahá'í Faith since 1971, Randie has served her religious community in various capacities, including as a member of the Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Puerto Rico, and the Regional Bahá'í Council of the Northwestern States. --------------------------------------------- A WORD FROM THE AUTHOR: Thank you for visiting the site and for your mutual interest in providing spiritual education for children. It is hoped that these resources will serve to familiarize children with the basic Bahá'í teachings, and increase their capacity to be of service to others, while at the same time making the teacher's job easier and more rewarding. I am profoundly grateful to my loving family without whose support this book would not have been possible.
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