Child Response Form
Search cctheo.org Home About CCT Catalog Blog: Listening to the Child with CCT Weaving Our Gifts Conference WOG Registration WOG Schedule Becoming a WOG Presenter Children's Interfaith Center News from CCT ECHOES Courses Occasional Papers The Seed of God La Semilla de Dios información en español Seeking Grants for The Seed of God CCT Round Tables More on Catechesis CCT Annual Report Child Response Form Mailing List Support Our Work Donate Online	Keen observation is the foundation of the work of both Maria Montessori and Sofia Cavalleti. Thanks to their humble willingness to learn from the child, these women have helped us to see who the child is, as well as the child's spirtual gifts and needs. The discipline of observation is one we must continue. The individual responses we collect from our atriums help us know the children we are serving. When responses from child across the world are collected, these responses have the ability to teach us even more about the nature of childhood. The Center for Children and Theology maintains a database of art, responses and prayers of children. With the use of keywords, we can "ask" the database for a collection of responses related to a theme or presentation. Looking at these responses as a group may help us deepen our understanding of the mysteries of the child and God. To submit a child's reflection to be added to our database, please complete the form below. If the response involves a child's artwork, please mail or email a copy of the picture if possible: First Name of Catechist: Last: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone Email: First Name of Child: Age of Child: Date: Denomination: Name and Location of Atrium: Number of Years in Atrium: Atrium Level: 3-6 6-9 9-12 No Atrium Quotation from Child, written or spoken, or observation of movement. If the response involves a child's artwork, please describe the art, or if possible, email us a copy of the work separately at cct@cctheo.org. Also, please describe the context as it applies: the group, the child's work with a particular material, significant gestures, etc. Presentation being given or the child's work at the time: Pertinent personal information about the child/ren (e.g. recent family events such as births, deaths, a move, school events, health conditions or disability): Catechist's interpretations or impressions (optional): The Center for Children and Theology   3109 24th Street NE Washington DC 20018 email: cct@cctheo.org  Phone: 202/250-5905