My Favorite Reformed Books and Music for Kids
/ Cassie {Reformed Mama}
For a while now, I have had a secret dream of writing children’s books (I guess since I just put it on the Internet, it isn’t actually a secret). But for now, I’m over here reading stacks of books to my own kids in between making far too many peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Since that’s the case, I wanted to put together a list of my absolute favorite, must-have, great for gifting theological books for young kids to share with you!
I love buying kids books on a wide variety of topics at our local library used bookstore, thrift stores, and garage sales. I've found some really great fairy tales and educational non-fiction books for $1 or less at those places. But when it comes to theological books, I've always needed to make sure that the stuff I'm reading my kids is in line with what we believe.
You can check out the list of books and music right here. It will live under the Resources Menu up on top of the blog so you can always find it. Check it out and let me know if you think I’m missing something!
October 31 is Reformation Day! I've put together a round up of resources and activities for kids to celebrate this special day.
This is my list of absolute favorite, must-have, great for gifting theological books and music for young kids to share with you!
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Today, I have the pleasure of sharing an awesome guest post with you! A friend created a Children’s Bulletin / Sermon Notes page for her kids and is graciously sharing it with you today!
I’ve compiled a round-up of five great gospel-centered options with some samples directly from the publisher so you can get a feel for what they feel is important and then look into them more to see more of the content, the prices, artwork, and options!
A flexible Children’s Catechism curriculum for ages 4–10 with 22 lessons covering Questions 1–63. Includes Bible reading, Scripture memory, songs, discussion, hands-on activities, printables, prayer, and parent teaching notes.