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God Sees the Heart — Ages 5-6
A Sunday school session on the story of Samuel choosing David: people look at the outside, but God looks at the heart. It includes a lesson with a mystery box, a memory verse with motions, a lift-the-flap heart craft, a heart hunt game, verse cards, and a family note.
Everything in “God Sees the Heart” adapted so every child can join in, including children with Down syndrome, autism, or other disabilities. It includes a picture story, a picture verse with signs, a 3-level heart craft with picture stickers, a picture-supported Heart Hunt, a visual schedule, a talk board, and a going-to-church story.
Ways for grandparents, relatives, and family friends to celebrate nearby or at a distance, including supportive language, ten video-call activities, and printable greeting cards.
For medical, dental, therapy, and pediatric offices and hospitals. It covers ways to celebrate with staff and patients, a waiting-room poster, a staff guide to sharing a Down syndrome diagnosis with warmth, a new and expectant parent resource card, and staff and social copy.
Healthcare teamsMedical and therapy officesBusiness & community
Everything you need to lead the six whole-class activities from the High School Teacher Guide: planning timelines, facilitation steps, ways to include every student, and all the printables, including business outreach scripts and a build-a-karyotype model.
Independent work and at-home pieces for high school: a family letter, a reflective essay organizer with rubric, a generational interview, a design brief for a 3.21 graphic, a service hours log, a photo prop sign, and conversation cards for teens and their families.
“Inclusion is a choice communities make, and you’re part of the community.” High school students are ready for real science, real history, and real responsibility. This guide works in biology, health, social studies, or advisory. It moves students from awareness to action, and it invites them to help their whole community Show Up for 3.21.
World Down Syndrome Day is a celebration for every generation in your church: toddlers to grandparents, first-time guests to longtime members. This guide is full of ideas to pick from, including socks and social posts, a special offering, fellowship, outreach, and ways to keep the celebration going after March 21.
A guide to visiting and spotlighting local places participating in Celebrate 3.21. Includes planning steps, a sharing caption, and a printable tour passport.
Guidance for offering an optional $3.21 contribution alongside an activity or purchase. Includes setup steps, a disclosure sign, and a contribution tracker.
Guidance for offering an optional $3.21 contribution with services or at checkout. Includes setup steps, a disclosure sign, and a contribution tracker.
A guide to a coordinated 3.21 celebration across an automotive shop, including staff socks, customer touchpoints, and waiting-room displays. Includes an event schedule and optional giving ideas.
A guide to creating a blue-and-yellow 3.21 experience in a salon, spa, or studio. Includes planning steps, an event schedule, and an optional give-back suggestion.
A guide to adding a complimentary blue-and-yellow or 3.21-inspired touch to services where appropriate. Includes practical steps and printable explanation cards.