The Creation Story for Children {Review} from @CherryBlossomMJ
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The Creation Story for Children from Master Books {Review}

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The Creation Story for Children from Master Books {Review}The Creation Story For Children by Helen Haidle

Illustrator: David Haidle, Cheri Bladholm
ISBN: 08905156541
Genres: Juvenile Non-Fiction, Biblical Stories
Published by Master Books on July 2009
Pages: 40
Format: Hardcover
Source: Publicist
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Enjoy an illustrated tour of the Creation week, from light to the day of rest! Richly colored designs enhance this important biblical account, and can be used as an educational supplement or as a treasured gift. Two related curriculum books can help expand understanding of Creation-week concepts and provide hours of educational fun for pre-schoolers and student grades 1 to 4. The Creation Story for Children is a book young people will enjoy over and over again!

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Memoria Press Simply Classical Level 1

I’ve found myself a fan of Master Books and Memoria Press’ new Simply Classical Curriculum. This book has made it on the list of required books for the Simply Classical Level 1 Curriculum a Special-Needs equivalent for 1st Grade. The Simply Classical program is where I found this book, but it is a great one that all children on any spectrum can enjoy.

The Creation Story for Children is really three books in one. The first 15 pages are The Story of Creation for Children, pp. 26-31 are pages with details about God’s Amazing Creatures with details and talking points for discussion with children, and pp. 32-39 are pages that divide up the 139 Psalm with illustrations.

While this is a new recommendation to me, this is not actually a new book. Originally copyright 2000 and more recently 2009! The illustrations are lovely, vibrant, and creative. There is so much to look at while reading through the KJV (King James Version) of the Genesis scripture and a prompting discussion paragraph. The discussions range from science to other conversations and it is a great way to get kids truly thinking about the creation story.

As for the portion of the book that is The Creation Story for Children, I give this book a full five stars. The animals’ section is neat too, but I was lost a bit in my interest when we started into the Psalm 139 pages. All in all, I’m a fan and adamantly recommend this book for your kiddos. A great choice for school as well. I have a referral link that will benefit us both if you use it.

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@CherryBlossomMJ

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The Creative Madness Mama also known as Margaret is a Christian Stay-at-home Mama, married to the Enginerd, quilter, cross stitcher, avid reader and book-a-holic. As book blogger for various publicists, she loves to share the latest and greatest about books coming out as well as her needle art and other crafty projects with some pictures of her fourteen-year-old AppleBlossom, twelve-year-old OrangeBlossom (the Princess), nine-year-old Almond Blossom (the Rascal boy!), six-year-old (red) Mermaid Warrior, the four-and-a-half-year-old Viking Dragon, and Huckleberry (due in June 2024!) in between. Homeschooling, cloth diapering, breastfeeding, babywearing, bone broth brewing, tea drinking, list making mama full of a little creative and a lot of madness.

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