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Big Book Of Amazing Bible Activities
$12.99
Perfect for quiet-time, travel-time, or anytime, this jam-packed activity book offers colorful, faith-filled fun for kids ages 4 and up!
Hundreds of pages of bright patterns and full-color illustrations give children opportunities to learn about the Bible while having fun. Big Book of Amazing Bible Activities offers exciting play-and-learn fun for children ages 4 and up, with more than 200 mazes, matching, counting, decoding, word searching, coloring, and finding activities–all based on God’s Word. This jumbo activity book:
*includes Bible story references, a Scripture index, answer pages, and Bible memory verses
*offers children entertaining, screen-free experiences for home, school, or travel
*uses the power of play to create Bible-learning moments
*reinforces biblical truths in memorable ways
*provides hours of independent play
An awesome mix of games and puzzles help children hone fine motor skills, develop creativity, and learn problem-solving techniques. Each activity is based on a biblical story or principle, making this an excellent resource for homeschool and children’s ministry as well as family fun.
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780830790227
ISBN10: 0830790225
Compiled by: David C. Cook
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2025
Big Books – David C Cook
Publisher: David C. Cook
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