Patience is a Virtue


The Importance of Patience

Have you ever heard the saying, "Patience is a virtue"? It might sound a bit fancy, but it is actually a super important idea that can make the world a better place. Let's dive into what it means and why it's so cool to be patient.

Think about joining camp, and waiting your turn to share the wonderful creation, or creations you have made this week. You are super excited, but there are other kids who are also excited to share too. Being patient means waiting your turn without getting all antsy and trying to push ahead. It is like taking a deep breath and understanding that everyone deserves a chance to have fun and share their ideas.

Now, we know it can be tough to be patient sometimes. You might be bursting with excitement, and waiting feels like forever. But being patient shows something really special: respect for the people around you. When you let someone finish their turn or what they want to say without interrupting, you are showing them that you care about them and want to listen to what they have to say. It makes everyone feel valued and happy.

At TaleTree, we believe in being patient because it makes our community a fun and friendly place for everyone. So, next time you are waiting for your turn, remember that being patient is not just a good thing to do, but it's also a super cool virtue that can make the world a more awesome place. Although patience can be difficult, it is important to try your best to keep practicing it! Patience is always a very beneficial quality to have.


 

New School Year Plans

Hey, awesome kids! Can you believe the extra-long summer fun is coming to a close? Some of you are gearing up to head back to school. But wait, here's the cool part: it's time to dream up all the amazing stuff you want to do and create a super-duper plan for the brand new school year ahead! Share your rocking plan with us! 🚀📚

 

The first word you would say to an alien?

Launched in 1977 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, NASA's Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 had a primary mission: close examinations of Jupiter, Saturn, their rings, and key moons. Notably, they carried a Golden Record with images, sounds, and greetings, a gesture for encountering aliens. Now, if you had the chance, what would you add to the spacecraft? Imagine the message or gesture you'd send into the cosmos.

 

Practicing Calligraphy

Did you know Steve Jobs, the Apple creator, was fond of calligraphy? He used its beauty for Mac computer fonts, naming them after his favorite cities like Chicago. Our campers also have great handwriting. Want to try calligraphy with your name or a favorite poem?

 

Cool it Down

It's been such a hot summer! Our friend @RainbowUnicornDog has crafted art that promises to bring some cool relief. Now, it's your turn to join the fun! Can you create your own cooling solutions to beat the heat?

 

Imagine Your Own Chicken-Dragon!

Our Camper, whalebubbles, has set forth a new Challenge: produce your version of the Chicken-Dragon, her imaginary creature. What is your Chicken-Dragon like?

 

Kids’ Own Creations

 

“Our mission at TaleTree is to change the way kids experience and expand their creativity”

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