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in Bible· Hands On· kindegarten· preschool· Preschool

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make

Looking for Creative Crafts to Do With Your Preschooler?

Then The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make may just be one you want to add to your homeschools bookshelf. I love that this book has a hardcover which makes it durable – perfect for little hands.

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make written by Fiona Hayes - Stunning book for little ones reviewed on The Curriculum Choice

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make by Fiona Hayes

Years ago, before I started homeschooling, I taught in the same preschool that my youngest daughter attended. As both teacher and parent, I had the advantage of seeing preschool handicraft from both sides.

As a parent, I would silently curse my daughter’s teacher every time I collected her after school, for she always had a load of strange-looking concoctions made from cereal boxes, kitchen roll tubes, glue and paper. I mean really! What was I supposed to do with it all?

But as a teacher, I could see how much the children looked forward to that part of the morning when they were let loose on the myriad of boxes, paint and glue. Creative arts and crafts are such important developmental tools for youngsters.

 

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make - Stunning book for little ones reviewed on The Curriculum Choice

In our own homeschool, we loved using unit studies when my girls were young, the combination of reading and doing tended to help solidify our learning. Children move from concrete (physical hands-on) learning when young to abstract concepts as they mature, so it is my experience that a hands-on activity really works when accompanying a lesson.

If you want to add a craft to your Bible time then check out this book.

Aimed at children ages 5 – 8 years, The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make is written and illustrated by Fiona Hayes, a children’s author of nearly 20 years. She has worked with children in a wide range of craft projects so she has insight into the types of crafts children like to do. This brand-new release from QED Publishers features well-loved stories from both the Old and New Testament.

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make - Stunning book for little ones reviewed on The Curriculum Choice

 

Featured Stories and Activities from the Old and New Testament

  • The Garden of Eden
  • Noah and the Ark
  • Baby in a Basket
  • Roaring Lions
  • Jonah and the Whale
  • Baby Jesus in a Manager
  • Angel Gabriel
  • Loaves and Fishes
  • A Lost Lamb
  • Palm Leaves

The Big Book of Bible Stories to Make - Stunning book for little ones reviewed on The Curriculum Choice

Want to add this book to your bookshelf?

There are a couple of places you can visit to purchase a copy of this book.

UK – £9.98

 

For the USA and Canada $14.95

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Shirley Ann (50 Posts)

Shirley Ann lives in the UK with her husband, two daughters, and two cats who think they rule the roost. She's a veteran homeschooler of 13 years and is passionate about home keeping, homeschooling, nature study, and seasonal living, Shirley regularly blogs about her Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschooling and British lifestyle on her blog, 'Building A Household of Faith'.

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Filed Under: Bible, Hands On, kindegarten, preschool, Preschool Tagged With: Bible, Handcrafts, kindegarten, Preschool, written by Shirley

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