When it comes to influencing the life of a middle school student there is one thing that we know for sure: the person who has the most influence and impact on your child is you. As you navigate these crazy two years we want you to know:
We are for you, we are in your corner, and we are cheering you on.
PARENT CUE
Parent cue blog
Parent Cue is not an encyclopedia or exhaustive training course on making your kids “turn out”. Parent Cue is a blog, a prompt. Because really, they know you’re already busy doing all you can to invest in your kids and help them on their way to adulthood. But it’s not always easy to stay focused. Parent Cue’s goal is to make it easy for you to remember what’s important.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL JULY SERIES
JULY SERIES
CAUGHT UP // A 3-week series about comparison
WEEK 1: God doesn’t compare you to others. 2 Corinthians 10:12, 2 Corinthians 10:18, Proverbs 4:23
WEEK 2: Celebrating is better than comparing. 1 Samuel 18:8-9, Proverbs 14:30
WEEK 3: Choose to see yourself the way God does. Romans 12:2, Romans 12:6
MEMORY VERSE – “Guard you heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life.” PROVERBS 4:23
Read with us – This is Real Love – Reading Plan
RECOMMENDED BLOG POSTS
You’re Not Failing, You’re Just Overwhelmed
Making Faith Personal, Not Private
What Parents Need to Know About Kids Who Self-Harm
HELPFUL PARENTS CONVERSATION GUIDES
RECOMMENDED READING
Give Them Grace Elyse M. Fitzpatrick & Jessica Thompson
Raising a Strong Daughter in a Toxic Culture Meg Meaker M.D.
It’s Just A Phase-So Don’t Miss It Reggie Joiner & Kristen Ivy
GEN Z SLANG WORDS
Bop: When a song or album is exceptionally good.
Bussin’: A quirky word to use when you taste something delicious.
Hits different: When something is unique or better than the usual.
It’s Giving: Term used to describe someone or something’s look or vibe with a positive ironic connotation, derived from the phrase “giving X vibes.”
ifykyk: This acronym is short for “if you know, you know”. It’s commonly used in reference to an inside joke or something only a specific community might understand.
