Books with title Bible Story Coloring Book

Join young chefs Molly and Jack as they whip up tasty treats for every meal of the day, from bright-eyed breakfasts to delicious desserts. With the help of an adult, young children can learn how to bake cupcakes and pizza, prepare a tea party, enjoy healthy snacks, and more. Plus, there is a full menu of puzzles, from matching games to spot-the-differences — and everything is ready to be colored!

These incredible woodcuts from the Cologne Bible (1479) taught Bible stories soon after printing began and, at the same time, became favorites for coloring. The Creation of Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah's Ark, The Tower of Babel, Abraham and Isaac, Moses and the Burning Bush, The Plague of Frogs, Joshua at Jericho, Samson, David and Goliath, The Judgment of Solomon, and Daniel in the Lion's Den are only a few of the 46 stories included.

It can be quite a challenge to convince a child to read the Bible. After all, there are so many pages of texts! But by using coloring to present parables, learning becomes simpler and direct. It becomes an experience that a child can process. It becomes an experience that a child would learn to love. Go ahead and buy a copy of this coloring book today!

For families who spend a lot of time in secular places, it can be hard to reinforce the lessons that your child receives on Sunday throughout the rest of the week. Most television shows and movies are not geared towards a Christian audience, but with the use of a Bible coloring book, you can remind your child of the various stories when they are just coloring and playing. Stories like that of Noah, of Joseph and of David produce strong vivid scenes that your child will love to color and fill in!

A coloring book about the Bible is more likely to grab a child's attention than the Bible itself. The fact that a child can color the pictures and have a good time doing it is appealing to him. As an added bonus, parents can tell the stories that go with the pictures to teach their child about the Bible. Before you know it, the child will be the one who is telling the stories that go with the finished pictures.