✨Bring True Christmas Story to the Tiny Ones ✨
My thoughts: Sized just right for little ones, this sturdy board book offers opportunities to seek out details and lift-the-flap to discover bits of the story. Charming illustrations veer off the traditional "Christmas red & green" pallet and bring in a more regal blue and gold with brown tones. Refreshingly different.
Two types of flaps are used. A large one that allows child to discover major story part. A smaller one that has child find various little objects and count them. And as the child engages in these activities, they are learning about the birth of the baby Jesus as it is simply told in text and lovely illustrations. Parents have directions on where to find related Scripture for the story elements on each page.
A special "First Christmas" book for the little ones.
About the book: Secret word: Christ This fun and faithful lift-the-flap book will teach toddlers key truths about the first Christmas. They will love interacting with the Christmas story as they lift a flap on each page to see what happens next.
This beautifully illustrated board book makes a wonderful gift for 1-3-year-olds, and is a useful resource for homeschool.
Part of the Seek and Find series of activity books for young children. These high-quality books make beautiful gifts. There is also an Art and Activity Book for 4-7s as well as a Search and Find Book for 2-5s in this series.
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This would be a great book to share with the "littles" in my life! Thanks for the chance.
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