FaithSowNehemiah Stands Up for Justice
View storyNehemiah listened to people's hardships and called for injustice to be corrected; the character lesson applies fairness to sharing snacks.
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During snack time, the child looks at someone else's portion and reaches to take it.
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Nehemiah listened to people's hardships and called for injustice to be corrected; the character lesson applies fairness to sharing snacks.
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When the herders argued, Abram talked with Lot; disagreement over snacks can also begin with discussion rather than grabbing.
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Listen to why it feels unfair. Explain the reason for the portions and help the child express needs without grabbing.
Moses accepted advice and appointed reliable leaders to help settle disputes; an adult can help with concerns about unfair portions.
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