Children Bible Stories with Activities: Animals of the Bible, Miracles of the Bible, and Women of the Bible

This is a great resource for young people in church or at home. Each Bible story is vividly told in a way that ensures children will understand and will stay engaged, and is accompanied by an activity or puzzle. The activities include colouring, wordsearches and simple anagrams. Lots of fun and helpful too, ensuring the Bible stories come to life for young people.

This is such a great children Bible. Easy and fun to read. Kids definitely love this! Highly recommended.

The book has bite-sized summaries of Bible stories which are filled with Truth. It is rated for 6 and up however any audience can be engaged deeply and learn. References to Bible Chapters and Verses enables both the young and old to know where the stories come from, giving an opportunity to keep seeking Biblical Truth.

This book is an excellent way to introduce children to the timeless truths and lessons of the Bible. It guides them through the Old and New Testaments, featuring well-known stories such as Sarah and Abraham becoming geriatric parents and Peter walking on water, as well as lesser-known tales like that of Lydia, the successful businesswoman who housed evangelists Paul and Silas.The book presents short, easy-to-understand retellings of Bible stories, culminating in key takeaways and lessons, followed by thought-provoking activities. Whether crossword puzzles, word searches, or colouring activities, the exercises help readers retain the information and whet their appetite for further study.Finally, it boasts a beautiful, appealing cover design and well-organized chapters. I recommend it for parents, teachers, and seeking to get kids excited about the Bible!

Very easy to understand my child loved reading it every night over and over

The book was perfect for my daughter. She practiced her reading while learning Bible stories, in a really fun way!

I have been teaching Sunday school for children for many years and what I love about this book is that you can give it to any child who can read to independently work with. Every of the 30 stories has a customized and engaging game associated with it and the stories are told in an appropriate tone and all end with a distinct point to take away from the story. I also really like the three sections of the book: Animals, Miracles, and Women of the Bible and that the stories are not told chronologically but instead grouped around those topics. I have been giving the book as gifts to kids in my Sunday school and they love it.