Here is the First Look Social Media Plan for influencing parents to interact with their preschoolers. If you missed the first post explaining our plan, please click here. The following information will be 7 tweets/Facebook posts, 2 pictures or ideas for Instagram, and 2 articles to pin on Pinterest. Feel free to use any and all of this information but don’t feel tied to these updates word for word. These are simply examples that you could copy and paste if you wanted or you can add your own personality. These posts should start going out on Sunday, September 1, 2019. This is considered week one of the September curriculum. If you have any questions, suggestions, or even content that other people could use to help influence parents for this week then please leave your comments below the post.
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Sunday: Today we learned that God made light and dark on day one and sky and water on day two. Watch the video on the App http://bit.ly/2ijFJc6
Monday: Sunny days with a sky full of fluffy white clouds are perfect for a preschooler’s imagination. Lie back, look up in the sky, and name what each of you see in the cloud shapes. Talk about how God made the sky and the clouds. God made everything!
Tuesday: Fall is filled with school starting back, festivals, and holiday traditions. But creating memories takes effort—planning and execution. Here are a few ideas on how to make the most of the fall. https://theparentcue.org/celebrating-fall/
Wednesday: When you go into your child’s room this month, say, “Good morning, [child’s name]! The moon went down and the sun came up! Who made the sun, moon, and stars? God did!
Thursday: I hope you know . . . // Caption: Fill in the blank and encourage your preschooler with your words today by reading it to them. Or download and print out postcards from https://theparentcue.org/resources.
Friday: Your child is learning the song “All Good.” Download it so you can sing along at home! http://bit.ly/OK_AllGood
Saturday: Cuddle with your child and pray, “Dear God, thank You for making the light so we can go outside and play. Thank You for making the dark to help us sleep at night. You are the best, and we love You very much. In Jesus’ name, amen.”