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101 Great Games for Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers

Active, Bible-Based Fun for Christian Education [Paperback]

by Jolene Roehlkepartain

Author
Jolene Roehlkepartain
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Abingdon Press
Published
December 2004

Jolene Roehlkepartain

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Even as babies are beginning to crawl, toddlers are learning to speak, and preschoolers are starting to cooperate with playmates, they can begin to discover Gods Word and Gods world through play. These 101 new games give young children the foundation they need in ways that are fun and exciting. Too often, while some church leaders wait until children are older to introduce children to Gods world, these same young children are becoming well-versed in Elmos worldor even scarier worlds that the media can bring them. Young children in our society know more about Big Bird, Mickey Mouse, and Barney than they do about God and Jesus. What if we started teaching children about the Bible from day one? What if infants had picture Bibles to play with in addition to rattles? What if toddlers could easily name Jesus when you pointed to pictures of him? What if your preschoolers talked about lions in the Bible and how God kept people safe when they visited the zoo?