Book Description:
The Seek and Explore Book of Devotions is a full-color, interactive
journey through every book of the Bible—365 days (plus one for leap day!) of
reading and hands-on activities, like journaling, crosswords, word searches,
puzzles, and more. During each week, your child will learn about one or two
books of the Bible in short, easy-to-handle activities. Whether reading, writing,
drawing, crafting, moving, or going out into the world, kids will learn about
the Bible, God, and themselves. By the end of this interactive journey, your
child will have a better understanding of the Bible as the story of God’s
people and his love for them. Perfect for a child to use on his own, as a
family, in a classroom, or even in a Sunday school setting, this devotional is
unique and engaging for ages 6–10.
My Review:
I like the premise of Seek and Explore. The illustrations are engaging and fun. The devotional activities are varied. I'm not convinced a six to eight-year old would be able to use this book to the full extent. But with an adult or as a family, this would be a great addition to devotion time. For independent use, nine to twelve might be a better target age. The activities look enjoyable and will help the child have a better understanding of the scripture. I especially like the devos that are more like a puzzle than the writing activities. I can also see this as a good home school tool to prompt Bible discussion. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Zonderkidz. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
I like the premise of Seek and Explore. The illustrations are engaging and fun. The devotional activities are varied. I'm not convinced a six to eight-year old would be able to use this book to the full extent. But with an adult or as a family, this would be a great addition to devotion time. For independent use, nine to twelve might be a better target age. The activities look enjoyable and will help the child have a better understanding of the scripture. I especially like the devos that are more like a puzzle than the writing activities. I can also see this as a good home school tool to prompt Bible discussion. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Zonderkidz. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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