Now that school is starting back, most people are quickly engaging their kids with lots of tools to help them learn: ipads, calculators, folders, trapper keepers (wait, that was 30 years ago), fun pencils, Lisa Frank goodies, locker mirrors, back packs, lunch boxes with a favorite character on it.
A mom I know asked on facebook last night when did sending a kids to school get so expensive? Everything adds up – all in the name of engaging the learner.
Something I loved from when I was a kid was going to the dentist and reading Highlights. I loved it. I can’t wait till my kids get old enough to read them. One of my favorite features in each magazine was the story with the pictures in them (instead of the word).
So, when I received the Look and Tell Bible I was so excited because it was like my favorite kids magazine in the Bible. How neat.
I had another mom over and showed this to her. She tried to let her son read it, but some of the names in the stories were hard to figure out. My kids only know general times like lion, ark, etc. They wouldn’t know a lot of the specific Bible characters yet.
But, I think this book does really well at engaging older preschool children – maybe 4-5 year olds. If you would like to win a copy of this beautiful hardback book with lots of fun Bible stories in it, just tell me what your favorite school supply was when you were growing up! (Or maybe you still have a favorite school supply).
Thanks Tommy Nelson for this book, and the giveaway copy. All opinions are my own.
Jena-Marie
I have a love for school supplies… Even as an adult. I think my favorite ones are- Ticonderoga pencils or paper are felt tip pens. ☺️
Colleen Smith
My favorite school supply as an adult is felt tip pens and new planners! Also the smell of freshly sharpened pencils ranks pretty high on the list!
Julie Ferguson
I always love a new box of something – pencils, crayons or markers. Something about starting fresh and from scratch maybe. Now my favorite thing about school supplies is finding good deals – ha!
Maria
Mine were folders with characters on them, random shaped erasers, and new pencils!
Becky wall
A fun backpack and pens.