Start the lesson by asking the child if they can remember a dream they have had before. If yes, ask them to share one of their dreams. After they have shared their dream, share one of your dreams with them.

Of course! Dream Coat is not just for color-treated hair. It’s for anyone who wants amazing humidity-proofing, a sleek, smooth, glossy finish or wants to achieve Chris Appleton’s signature glass hair styles. Does Dream Coat work for thin hair? Fancy a bit of Dream Big colouring? We would love you get your creativity flowing and your imagination running wild with our logo and see what fun you can have with it! Design: Create your own “Jacob’s Ladder” using chalk or masking tape. Make it a fun game by suggesting different ways for your child to move up and down the ladder – they can walk, hop, jump, or even put one leg in one square and then the other leg in the next. The dream could be warning to you not to waste your time on fruitless pursuits and invest it in more meaningful tasks or relationships. The act of colouring in a picture could be your subconscious telling you to explore your hidden creative talents more. This could be literal- you may have potential in something like painting, drawing or illustrating. Or it could refer to another creative aspect of yourself you have yet to unleash.Yes! Not only is it safe for extensions, it can improve their texture and shine. If you use Dream Coat on your natural hair, we definitely suggest treating your extensions as well for a cohesive finished look. Is Dream Coat gluten-free, vegan, or sulfate-free? Book dream is a metaphor for your reservations about embarking in a new relationship or situation. You are not giving an important task your full attention. You are being naive. The dream is a premonition for your sense of time management. Perhaps you are expressing some dismay or regret in how you let something slip through fingers. For parents and carers, you might find it helpful to keep a few colouring sheets around your home for those days the bad weather keeps you indoors. They're also a great activity to do around bedtime. Share that God promised Jacob his family would be as many as the grains of dust. This echoes God’s promise to Abraham about having descendants as numerous as the stars or grains of sand. Give your child a small bowl of sand and challenge them to count the grains. It’s impossible! Explain that this shows just how big Jacob’s family would become and reminds us that God always keeps His promises.

Dream Coat's weightless, featherlight formula will not build up on your hair or get heavy, so your hair will not fall flat.Or perhaps it was telling you to look on the bright side of life rather than focusing on the negative things that happen to you. Colouring uses all the same muscle groups and movements as handwriting, which means that resources like this one are a fun way to mix up your practice sessions. What's more, the finished sheet gives children a great sense of accomplishment. Then, explain that most of our dreams are just funny thoughts or our minds thinking about things while we sleep. But in our Bible story today, God gives Jacob a special dream and speaks to him through it. Another thought is that a colouring book represents a goal that you are emotionally invested in. You are trying carefully to make sure that the end result is perfect. Think about how much of the picture you had completed- this could be an indication of how far you are away from reaching this goal.