Books with title My Stories About Jesus

As an elementary teacher for thirty years, I would like to emphasize two things that parents/guardians can do to prepare children for success in school. First, read aloud daily to your child from infancy through elementary school. This puts the correct flow of language into your child’s mind, improves vocabulary, imparts knowledge, and helps your child practice visualization, a skill vital for future reading comprehension. In addition, recent research has shown that reading aloud produces good changes in your child’s brain! Regular story time is so important! Second, provide your child with experiences in real life math. Some examples of this are in the Fun and Learning stories in this book. Measure things at home with rulers, yardsticks, and meter sticks, play games with dice, weigh things, and count money. Activities like these can help prepare your child for academics and even give him/her a head start!Stories About Me is a fun, educational book that's designed to be read aloud. It contains sixteen unique short stories in which your child is the main character! He or she will go on adventures, have fun, and learn new things!Stories About Me is divided into three sections. In the first section, the Fun and Learning stories entertain your child while demonstrating basic math activities involving fractions, measurement, simple addition, and more. In addition to reading the stories, you may choose to do the activities with your child. The goal is always exposure to the skill; you are building background and vocabulary. Some stories suggest giving the child an item like a ruler or a set of measuring spoons to hold and observe while you read aloud. Pictures of some items are included in the stories. The Safety section allows your child to visualize himself/herself learning or choosing safe behavior in various situations. In the Just for Fun stories, your child will see himself/herself riding a zip line, playing with friends at a birthday party, and more.

Mrs. Lee's Stories About Jesus follows in the same style as her book, Mrs. Lee's Stories About God's First People. Stories About Jesus is written to introduce children (ages 2-10) to the Jesus, the Savior of the world. Written in her inimitable style, so simple that the youngest can understand, this book has been used by generations of Christians to pass their faith to their children. The illustrations that appeared in Mrs. Lee's first edition have been preserved in this edition. Your children will be thrilled to hear about Jesus' coming to the world, His miracles, His love of mankind, and His message.

From the bestselling Read and Share® Bible, 13 stories from the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. These time-honored favorites include: The Man Who Ate Locusts, John Baptizes Jesus, Jesus Heals a Sick Boy, Jesus Brings a Girl Back to Life, Jesus Walks on Water, Jesus Loves the Children, Zacchaeus, A Blind Man Sees Again, Jesus Stops a Storm, One Lost Sheep, Jesus' Best Friends, One Man Says Thank You, and Jesus Goes to Heaven.

Your toddler will delight as he or she listens to the lively stories found in the Baby Bible—Stories About Jesus. These specially selected stories and brightly colored illustrations will provide an age-appropriate, simple approach to teaching toddlers about Jesus. Each story includes activities that will involve your child in the story, and a brief prayer to pray. Learning about Jesus will be fun!Your child will look forward to the special moments when you share the wonders of God's Word together.

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