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August 20, 2018 Summer Kinard Leave a comment

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Posted in: advice, autism, Uncategorized Filed under: add, adhd, asd, autism, autistic, back to school, neurodivergence, odd, ot, spd, transitions

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I love my godmama! I wouldn’t want to stay up in the wee hours spreading gold leaf over every surface of the church floor with anyone else! 😄☕️🫖❤️ Thanking God for Elina @pelikansfly 🙏🏼☦️❤️🫖

My godmother @pelikansfly Elina Pelikan wrote the first 8 of 20 icons that are part of the first set of icons for our church (St. Paul Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Katy, TX). We had a whirlwind visit and installation yesterday and today. (See our city’s patron saint, Saint Katherine?!) These are Western Orthodox icons, a style that hasn’t been written in centuries due to the ravages of the Reformations. I’m so grateful to see this ancient tradition being restored! Glory to God! #orthodoxchristian #iconinstallation #christianart #oldschool #westernrite #katytx #church

I’m so excited that the repairs are almost finished! We need to move back in this week, so I’m going to paint & get the room ready (with my little helpers!). My godmother was here to install icons in our nave, and she sketched the starter icons for the classroom scriptorium! #sneakpeek #accessiblechurchschool #sthildasclass #orthodoxkids #biblicallyaccurateangels

Rolled in from the conference too tired to draw, so I’m doing early morning peg doll art! #christianeducation #stpaul

All set up at the @parkendbooks booth at #stemmeliahomeschoolingconference We brought a little calming tent area where kids can read our board books. #sensoryfriendly

My parent breakout group at St. Emmelia’s SOUTH conference is about removing handicaps to learning. Used to, I would make a big slideshow. This year, it’s show and tell. The best resource I can give you until my book Our Autistic Home is released is to be there to consult. So I have an Amazon list for people, and several examples, and a very simple outline. Hoping that many of you join me there! #autism #ourautistichome #actuallyautistic #accessibility #homeschool

#westernchristian #christianart #stemmeliasouth #orthodoxkids #booksofhours #pocketart

Are you attending the St. Emmelia South homeschool conference this weekend? I’m getting excited about the children’s workshop on Western Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox Christian art! Here’s a tiny sample of some of the colors the kids will get to play with. #stemmeliahomeschoolingconference #stemmeliasouth #christianart #homeschool #history

The flood back in May unfortunately destroyed St. Kevin’s hut, so we’re going to use that corner of the room as a way to learn about the Celtic saints who traveled by sea. I’m so excited to have found these little Gonge rock arounds that will allow us to imitate our forebears. Amazon affiliate link: https://amzn.to/3QYh7Bw

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