Bethel ROYAL Academy

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✨ Special New Month Prayer for Our Parents and Pupils — December Edition ✨

Heavenly Father,
As we step into this beautiful month of December, we thank You for Your goodness, mercy, and protection over our school community throughout the year.

Lord, we lift up all our parents:
Bless their homes with peace, joy, and unity.
Strengthen their hands, provide for their needs, and crown their efforts with success.
May this month bring them unexpected favor, divine guidance, and abundant grace.

We commit our pupils into Your loving care:
Grant them wisdom, understanding, and a spirit of excellence.
Keep them safe from every form of harm and sickness.
May their hearts be filled with joy, their minds with clarity, and their lives with purpose.
Let this month be a time of growth, creativity, and positive transformation for them.

Lord, we also pray for our teachers, staff, and the entire school family:
Renew our strength, fill us with fresh inspiration, and cause Your light to shine upon all we do.

As the year comes to a close, we declare that December will be a month of:
✨ Good news
✨ Divine protection
✨ Breakthroughs
✨ Celebration
✨ Testimonies
✨ Peace and progress

May Your presence go before us, and may Your blessings remain with us.
We step into this month with gratitude and hope, in Jesus’ name.
Amen.

Here are kid-friendly business ideas that work well with school schedules:

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🌟 1. Tutoring or Homework Help

Kids who are good at a subject can help younger students for a small fee.
• Works only a few hours a week
• Helps reinforce their own learning

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🌟 2. Selling Crafts

For creative kids:
• Friendship bracelets
• Beaded jewelry
• Slime
• Art prints
This can be done on weekends or during holidays.

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🌟 3. Digital Skills (Super Easy & Flexible)

Kids who like tech can do:
• Simple graphic designs (e.g., birthday cards)
• Making wallpapers
• Beginner video editing
• Simple animations
Projects are done only when they have time.

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🌟 4. Pet-Related Services

• Dog walking
• Pet sitting
• Feeding neighbors’ pets
This usually takes no more than 15–30 minutes a day.

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🌟 5. Baking or Snack Business

• Cupcakes
• Cookies
• Popcorn
Kids can bake on weekends and sell at school events or to neighbors.

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🌟 6. Gardening / Plant Sales

• Growing small plants or succulents
• Cutting grass for neighbors
• Selling seedlings
This is seasonal and easy to manage.

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🌟 7. Reselling (Safe & School-Friendly)

• Buying cheap items (stickers, toys, stationery)
• Selling to classmates or online (with adult help)
Teaches money management.

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🌟 8. Chores for Pay

• Washing cars
• Taking out trash
• Organizing rooms
This is flexible and teaches responsibility.

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🌟 9. Social Media (With Parental Guidance!)

• Toy review videos
• Craft tutorials
• Educational content
Can record only when free—no deadlines.

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🌟 10. School-Based Services

• Making timetables
• Custom bookmarks
• Personalized notebooks
Very simple and doesn’t interfere with schoolwork.

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👍 Tips to make sure business doesn’t affect education:

✔ Keep activities to weekends or 1–2 hours after school
✔ Set rules like “No business work before homework”
✔ Parents should help manage money & safety
✔ Start small, grow slowly
✔ Make it fun, not stressful

🌟 THE LITTLE WAGON THAT COULD HELP

A gentle nursery story in 5 short chapters

✨ Chapter One: The Lonely Little Wagon

In a quiet corner of Mr. Willow’s barn sat a small red wagon named Wiggles.
Wiggles loved his shiny wheels and wooden sides, but he wished he could do something important.
Every day he watched the animals play and help one another.
The horses carried hay. The dog barked to warn of strangers. Even the cat chased away mice.
But Wiggles… sat.

One morning he whispered,
“I wish I could help too.”

Just then, a tiny mouse named Momo came running in.
“Wiggles! There’s a big pile of apples that fell from the tree! We need something to carry them!”

Wiggles felt his wheels tingle. Maybe—just maybe—he could help.

✨ Moral: Even the smallest ones can be useful.
❓ Questions:

1. Why did Wiggles feel lonely?

2. Who came to ask for help?

3. Have you ever felt too small to help?

✨ Chapter Two: Wiggles Helps the Apples

Momo led Wiggles outside. Under the apple tree lay apples scattered everywhere!
The goats were slipping on them, the chickens were confused, and Farmer Willow scratched his head.

“Hmm,” the farmer said, “If only I had something to haul these.”
Momo shouted, “Wiggles can help!”

Farmer Willow smiled and gently loaded the apples into Wiggles’ wagon bed.
Wiggles felt proud as the farmer pulled him along. His wheels rolled smoothly.
Soon, all the apples were stacked safely in the kitchen.

The animals cheered,
“Wiggles saved the day!”

Wiggles blushed… if wagons could blush.

✨ Moral: Helping others makes your heart feel full.
❓ Questions:

1. What problem needed solving?

2. How did Wiggles help?

3. How do YOU feel when you help someone?

✨ Chapter Three: A Rainy Day Rescue

The next day, rain poured down hard.
The chicks huddled under a leaky roof, cheeping loudly.

Momo rushed to Wiggles.
“Wiggles! The baby chicks are getting wet. They need a dry ride to the barn!”

Wiggles rolled over quickly. Farmer Willow placed soft towels inside him and gently put the chicks in.
Wiggles kept them warm and dry as he rolled through the rain.

The chicks chirped happily inside their “wagon shelter.”

Wiggles felt braver than ever.

✨ Moral: Kindness protects others.
❓ Questions:

1. What happened on the rainy day?

2. Why was Wiggles perfect for helping the chicks?

3. How can you be kind to someone who’s having a hard day?

✨ Chapter Four: The Lost Teddy Bear

One sunny afternoon, Farmer Willow’s little daughter, Lila, cried softly.
“I lost my teddy bear, Brownie,” she said. “He fell somewhere in the tall grass.”

Wiggles rolled up beside her. Lila wiped her tears.
“Wiggles… can you help me look?”

Together, they searched the grass. Lila held onto Wiggles’ handle while checking every corner.
At last, they found Teddy Brownie stuck between two rocks!

Lila hugged Wiggles.
“Thank you, Wiggles. You always know how to help.”

Wiggles felt warm inside, even though he didn’t have a heart—just a lot of heart-like feelings.

✨ Moral: Helping others brings joy to everyone.
❓ Questions:

1. What did Lila lose?

2. How did Wiggles help her?

3. What is something that makes YOU feel happy to find?

✨ Chapter Five: The Great Big Parade

A week later, the farm held its annual parade.
The animals decorated themselves with flowers.
Farmer Willow painted a sign: “Wiggles: The Helper of the Farm!”

Wiggles was covered in colorful ribbons, apples, and daisies.
Momo rode on top proudly, waving a little leaf like a flag.

As Wiggles rolled through the parade, all the animals cheered,
“Hooray for Wiggles! The little wagon that could help!”

Wiggles realized something important—
He didn’t need to be big or special.
He just needed to be willing to help.

And that made him the most special wagon of all.

✨ Moral: A helpful heart makes you a hero.
❓ Questions:

1. Why was the parade held?

2. How did everyone celebrate Wiggles?

3. What special ways can YOU help at home or school?

Amen and amen to all prayers

Attempting to please everyone is the fastest way to early departure.

Do your best and leave the world with their endless disjointed judgment.
Congratulations to you all