Back in April (yes, we’re still giving away April’s resources!) Tommy Nelson gave me the opportunity to review Hermie & Friends: I Will Tell the Truth and Be Careful What I Say, a cute children’s DVD about telling the truth. Tommy Nelson sent me a copy to review for free, but all opinions are my own.
In the first episode, Flo the Lyin’ Fly, Flo the fly runs into some trouble when she tells a few too many lies. With a spin on The Little Boy Who Cried Wolf, Flo realizes her friends are nowhere to be found when she really is telling the truth!
In episode two, The Flo Show Creates a Buzz, Flo starts her own talk show, The Flow Show, and finds herself making fun of her friends for the sake of a good laugh. In the end she realizes that she needs to be careful what she says and apologize to her friends.
I love that each of these stories teach early life lessons in an engaging way. Moriah and Kharis will enjoy this DVD for years to come.
Here’s what Tommy Nelson has to say about this great resource:
Hermie & Friends: I Will Tell the Truth & Be Careful What I Say*ages 4-7*animated DVD*From the beloved Hermie and Friends brand*Christian values presented as part of a “Grow with Hermie” program*two full-length episodes*Focuses on teaching kids to tell the truth and apologize
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Christie is a stay-at-home mom to two beautiful little girls, a pastor's wife, and lover of Jesus. Her hope is that STC would be a source of encouragement for women all over the world!
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I think respect is one of the most important things to teach my kids.
i try to teach my kids to treat each other with respect
John 3:16
I taught my daughter to always respect people and to treat them the way she would like to be treated.Thank you 🙂
I think manners are very important. Thankyou, ken pohl19@comcast.net
Love
I think that would be tolerance and respect.
My husband and I are always trying to live the example of treating others the way you want to be treated. Sometimes it is hard but we know the Lord can help us with those moments in life.
It’s been mentioned, but I really think respect is the most important. Really, if you respect others all other virtues will fall into place.
I think gratitude is very important
to love and respect each other and to treat everyone equally….and that you can and do anything you want to if you put your mind and effort into it…thanks
If I can teach my child about what real LOVE is and that it comes from God, then I think she will understand all the important stuff.
To seek truth themselves instead of just beleiving what they are told
Integrity
respect– if you want it, you have to give it.
To be happy
I think the most important value is character. Who you are when no one is watching.
Morals.