About the Book: Kids crave constant activities and attention. Adults crave quiet moments of refreshment. How can we achieve both? Big and Little Activity Devotional engages minds of all ages with biblical devotions, while providing a creative outlet through coloring and activities to diffuse stress.
My Thoughts:
As soon as the Big and Little Activity Devotional
book came out of the package, my daughters (ages 7 & 4) wanted to try it
out. As expected, they loved it! Though I limit us to completing one page spread
per day, they’ve looked all through the book and expressed their delight over
future activities. With about 70 parent-child sets of activities, the book
should last us 2-3 months.
The Big and Little Activity Devotional works best for
us if I let them complete the activity and then we do the short devotional as
they finish up coloring. (For example, a maze that they work through before
coloring the little embellishments outside of it.) Each page spread is laid out
so that the adult and child sit facing one another and can interact
face-to-face. The activities captivate their attention and they thoroughly enjoy
them before we discuss the Scripture and thoughts presented.
I recommend the Big and Little Activity Devotional,
written by Rachel C. Swanson and illustrated by Jacy Corral, to any parent or
caregiver seeking a way to teach spiritual truths while engaging a child with a
fun activity.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I was provided a copy
of this book by the author or publisher. All opinions in this review are my
own.
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