Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible {book review}
Passing on our faith to our children is one of the most important things we do as parents. Knowing how to do that successfully with grace and love is a skill we need to develop.
Author Danika Cooley writes on this topic in her new book, Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible. She believes wholeheartedly in making the Bible approachable for children — without watering down the message.
Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible
I’m always looking for clever and creative ways to help my daughters understand and really absorb the truth in God’s word.
One of the first things we usually think of as parents is to use Bible storybooks or kid-friendly resources such as those. However, we have to go beyond just those Bible stories to really connect the people and events to Biblical truth.
Hands-on learning is very important in our homeschool. So are deep discussions about issues and concepts that we read about and learn together. Learning about the Bible is no exception!
Danika Cooley writes in a conversational and honest way about Christian parenthood and finding our way as we raise our kids. I appreciate her insights and her vulnerability about her own experiences.
As a homeschool mom, she understands what it’s like to teach your kids — and not just the Bible. She references learning styles and different techniques to be sure that you reach your kids on their own unique ground.
What will you take away from Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible?
Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible will prepare you to teach the Bible to your kids.
You’ll learn:
- How to overcome major concerns about teaching the Bible to your kids.
- To successfully develop a consistent family Bible reading habit and plan.
- How to interpret and apply the Bible rightly.
- Skills for hosting meaningful Bible discussions with your kids.
- To be prepared to answer tough questions.
- Age-appropriate ways to share the gospel.
- To prepare for tough and busy days with unique ways to focus on Scripture.
- Tips and tricks for making the Bible fun and engaging.
- Tools for Bible memorization.
- To structure Bible activities and discussions to your child’s God-given strengths.
Packed with useful information and with practical application in each chapter, Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible is the tool you need to equip you to join a generation of parents committed to teaching their kids God’s life-giving Word.
Bible Resources for Kids
Danika has also created some great free resources to go along with her book so you can use some hands-on activities to help your children learn and memorize the Bible. You can find them here:
Bible Devotional Banner
Through 24 short daily devotions, your kids will learn the truth about God’s Word–and why we want to know Scripture.
Bible Facts Lapbook
Fun minibooks will help your kids understand how the Bible is structured and how we received the Scripture we have today.
Bible Cheat Sheet
Help your kids keep track of the primary themes of the Bible so they can keep the message of God’s Word in context.
Bible Stick Puppets
Your kids will create 42 Bible character (& biblical animal and scenery) puppets they can use to retell Bible stories.
Bible Verse Copywork
A fun copywork set to help your kids learn important verses about what God says about his Word in the Bible.
Bible Comic Strips
Sixteen fun Bible comic book layouts will give your kids a ready-made palette to illustrate their retold Bible stories.
Bible Reading Chart
As you read through the Bible with your kids, they’ll love keeping track of their journey with this fun map-in-a-folder.
Get your book today
Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible by Danika Cooley is available at your favorite online retailers, such as Amazon, Christianbook, Barnes and Noble, and others. Get all the details on the website for the book here: Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible.
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