61. Peace: A Horse Holiday in New York City

The stories you already know and love… are coming to life! Find out more here: lamplighterkids.com/kidsclubFor the past several years, Lamplighter Kids Stories has been a quiet place for children and families to slow down together through gentle, meaningful storytelling.Now, we’re bringing those stories to life as a calm, storybook-style YouTube series featuring Momo, gentle animation, and the same heart behind the podcast your family already knows and loves.We would be so honored of you helped bring these stories to life by supporting our Kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lamplighterkids/animatedstories

Big news! Lamplighter Kids Stories is becoming an animated YouTube series. To learn more about the project and ways your family can support it, visit lamplighterkids.com/kidsclubOur virtue in this episode is: Beauty! William the frog loves his home on the pond. When his good friend Oscar the otter delivers some exciting news to William, he knows that this day will be unlike any day he's had on his peaceful pond before. Come and see what lies in store for William! If your adult is interested in learning more about our upcoming Lamplighter Kids YouTube show, they can visit our Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lamplighterkids/animatedstoriesDiscussion questions for kids: Question 1) What is something that you find beautiful in your very own house? Question 2) Is there something you find beautiful out in nature?

Big news! Lamplighter Kids Stories is becoming an animated YouTube series. To learn more about the project and ways your family can support it, visit lamplighterkids.com/kidsclubOur virtue in this episode is: Creativity! Join us for the rest of our Candyland Ramacazam adventure! Will Jayden and Ezra be able to find the Yellow Castle Door? What Candyland creatures will they meet along the way? Find out in our story today! Discussion questions for kids: Question 1) Why is creativity important for the world?Question 2) Can you think of creative projects you’ve worked on? What are some of your favorites?