Description: A mother tosses a handful of pennies to a child overwhelmed by too many tasks. They land on the floor. She then throws the pennies one by one, and one by one they are snapped up. No cheap bribe, the activity teaches the importance of prioritizing and approaching projects, like flying pennies, one at a time. Grounded on the premise that children learn by seeing and doing, it is but one of many games and activities in the book that uses everyday objects to demonstrate intangible concepts and teach moral lessons that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
-- For parents who want to teach their children but don't have time for child-rearing tomes, the activities in this book take just a few minutes and can be done in any order using common household items and very little planning.
-- The mother of five, Miller created these games as a way to teach her own children. She has also used them Successfully in many classroom and church settings.

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