Books in Big Books series

“Provides youngsters with an almost sensory experience in which they can appreciate how their hands help them to explore and interact with their world.” — School Library JournalFor the very young, hands are a never-ending source of discovery and a means of mastery in an ever-unfolding world. With singsong rhythm, simple design, and alluring color photos of toddlers, Hands Can invites the littlest readers to discover the many things that hands can do.

A charming tale that helps children ages 4-8 understand who created them and how special they are There's a curious building in the middle of Snoodleburg. It's a clock tower where every fourth Tuesday at quarter past nine a tiny young Snoodle is created, complete with a pack on his back. None of the Snoodles take time to question this 'mystery of life,' until one day the newest Snoodle asks himself, 'What do I look like? What am I for?' And so begins this Snoodle's quest to discover the meaning of his life. He tries out the gifts he finds in his backpack: paints, a kazoo, and tiny wings. But as he tries to put these gifts to use, the other Snoodles laugh and make fun and burden him with pictures of discouragement. In search for answers, the Snoodle wanders up to the top of Mt. Ginchez. There he meets a stranger who shows the little Snoodle that he is wonderfully and fearfully made in the image of his Creator. And just like this Snoodle, kids too will discover that it's God's pictures they must carry in their hearts at all time.

The Kindergarten REPRODUCIBLE Puzzles book has a full year's worth of (52) Bible verse life application and (52) Bible story puzzles. Kids will love these mazes, dot-to-dots, matching, counting, letter and shape puzzles. The puzzle difficulty progresses with kindergarten skills from fall through spring. Bonus expansion ideas are included on each puzzle to enrich the activity for fast finishers. Conversations are provided on each page to connect puzzles to Bible learning. There's also something special for kindergarteners currently grouped with preschoolers. Puzzles are perforated and hole-punched for easy reprodution and storage.

An epic tale told in a fresh, new way—from a completely different perspective. Whoever thought a group of cheese-curl-eating Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything would pay that much attention? The one time they decided to do something—just once—boy, were they in for a surprise. They actually saw a man get eaten by a fish and live to tell about it! This hilarious adaptation of the story of Jonah teaches kids about the values of compassion, mercy, and second chances. Filled with bright, colorful illustrations and VeggieTales fun, Jonah & the Pirates Who (Usually) Don’t Do Anything is a delight for kids ages 4 to 8.