Books with author Helen Haidle

Preschoolers will have a new appreciation for the celebration of Christs birth when you read a Candy Cane Christmas! This fun little book uses the symbolism of the candy cane to remind children of WHO Jesus is, WHY Jesus was born, and WHAT Jesus did for us on the cross. Lively rhymed verse punctuates delightful illustrations of the candymaker who makes a tasty treat for a story old and sweet.

Teach more about 23rd Psalm in this 96 page reproducible book with a variety of activities, crafts, and coloring pages. 40 Colored Stickers included. This reproducible book helps Psalm 23 come alive with a variety of crafts, coloring pages, object lessons, games, songs, dot-to-dot pictures, mazes, and other innovative ideas for children. Additional Scriptures and Scripture promises help the words of the 23rd Psalm apply to the lives of children today.

In the beginning, God created...with these words, the Bible powerfully sets in motion our praise to the Creator for His awesome work. Written and illustrated by David and Helen Haidle, The Creation Story for Children is filled with vibrant images of the week of Creation.Illustrated throughout with unique, full-color artworkInnovatively highlighting the unique design of twenty creaturesDeveloped to help young learners begin to grasp the greatness of GodPerfect as part of an education program or as a treasured gift, this book will be an incredible addition to your school, church, or home library. Focused on God's wonderful handiwork in Genesis 1-2 and Psalms 139, it is one children will enjoy over and over again!

Based on an old Sicilian legend, this story about a little fir tree who witnesses Jesus' birth is both heart-warming and beautifully illustrated. All the trees and creatures of the forest are scurrying about in preparation for their journey to the manger. Each has something special to give the baby, but the little fir is so small and spindly. What can he possibly give that is worthy of a king? As he tries to make his way to the stable, he comes across various little animals who have been left in the wake of the bigger forest dwellers rushing to see the baby. Allowing these wee ones shelter in his branches slows his progress, and he finds himself at the back of the crowd where he can't even see the stable. Suddenly bathed in the glow of starlight, the tiny tree is allowed to approach the manger where the baby blesses the little tree for his gift of compassion to his fellow woodland creatures.