Give your child a notebook. In it they can record what is taught in class, as well as rituals and prayers you teach them. Then they will be able to perform them on their own. End the lesson with a myth, fairy tale, or folk tale. Sometimes renting a video can take the place of a class.
Many movies play with mythical themes.
Don't forget extracurricular activities. Trips to museums, nature centers, the beach, the woods, or even just a walk can be used to supplement a lesson or even to replace it for a week. Examples would be recycling, composting, volunteering, helping teach other children, taking care of an animal, etc. Sample Lesson Take two pieces of paper and draw a line across the top of each. Ask your child to think, during the next week, about what comes to mind when they think of those words, and to write these things down.