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"A to Z Bible Story Lesson- Letter A"

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Blogger abundantmom said...

What a nice compilation of materials. Thanks for posting this!

The Adam & Eve Story Wheel (bottom) link is not working. There is part of your blogs' address mixed in with the orgsite address.

Also, I did not notice if you have http://www.lapbooklessons.com/AdamEveLapbook.html listed, but there are some printables that some one may find useful.

Thanks again for all the hard work posting the great lesson plans. I only have one child this age (my daughter) but I love that I do not have to spend hours searching for printables or ideas.

God Bless,

Cindy

October 6, 2009 at 11:52 AM

Blogger Amazing_Grace said...

Savmom-

Thanks for the heads up about the Adam & Eve Story Wheel (bottom) not working. It had a space in the URL that wasn't supposed to be there and I fixed it.

The orgsite address is from my website: Church Crafts & Activities

http://www.orgsites.com/md/church-crafts-and-activities/

Free online links and info for religious references and education.

I'll be sure to add more of the info posted at http://www.lapbooklessons.com/AdamEveLapbook.html

Thanks! :)

October 6, 2009 at 12:22 PM

Blogger Unknown said...

What Bible story books do you recommend? I would love to get a few books to use to read with my toddlers and use to teach lessons. I want to make sure the ones I get are consistent with Catholicism. Thanks!!

January 3, 2017 at 2:33 PM

Blogger Amazing_Grace said...

Kristin- I bought my books years ago. I bet there are lots out that would be good for your children. I use: The Usborne Children's Bible by Heather Amery- A collection of 44 favorite Bible stories, all very accurate retellings from Scripture that are easy for children to understand and enjoy. The book is very colorful and has beautiful illustrations that children really enjoy.

January 3, 2017 at 2:41 PM



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