Pip Reid Knihy

Get ready to embark on an exciting journey through Asia Minor , tracing the footsteps of one of the most influential figures in the Bible, the apostle Paul. From the stoning of Stephen to Paul's shipwreck on the island of Malta, your students will love learning about the life of Paul in a fun and engaging way. Packed with easy-to-use lesson plans, puzzles, activities, and coloring pages to engage young minds in an educational exploration of Paul's travels, and the important lessons he taught along the way. This book includes 140 pages designed for 3rd through 6th graders.A fantastic way to introduce students to the early church and the crucial role Paul played in spreading the true gospel.What you'll get...ESV scriptures are used throughout the book; however, we use the name Yeshua to help children understand the Bible from a cultural and historical perspective.

At a time when kings ruled the land of Israel, there lived a wise king named Solomon. God made him the greatest king in the world. He had all the fame and fortune that he desired. With his riches and power, he built a magnificent temple in Jerusalem where the Israelites could worship God. But as Solomon grew older, he turned away from God and began to worship idols. And God was not pleased. Can the Israelites survive the king's disobedience? Or will they fall to the mighty empires of Egypt and Babylon... Filled with colorful illustrations and biblical truth, Solomon the Temple Builder is part of the Bible Pathway Adventures' series of biblical adventures. If your children like gripping action and courageous Israelites, then they'll love this biblical adventure series from Bible Pathway Adventures. The search for truth is more fun than tradition!

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of the twelve tribes of Israel, delving into their origins, roles, and contributions throughout biblical narratives. This book offers an engaging journey through ancient times, highlighting the unique characteristics and stories of each tribe, while providing insights into their influence on modern society and faith. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the tribes' legacy and their enduring impact on Jewish identity and history.

Engaging educators and children alike, this activity book offers a journey through Biblical wisdom with 15 character lessons based on Bible proverbs. Each lesson is paired with a relevant Bible story, making it an interactive tool for teaching essential life lessons and fostering godly character in young learners. This resource aims to deepen children's understanding of Biblical teachings while providing thought-provoking activities that reinforce moral values.

Set against the backdrop of Jerusalem's destruction and Babylonian captivity, the story follows Daniel, who gains the favor of King Darius despite the jealousy of the Magi. As the Hebrew people face the consequences of their disobedience to God, Daniel navigates the treacherous court politics while trying to maintain his faith. The tension between loyalty, jealousy, and divine purpose drives the narrative, highlighting themes of resilience and the struggle against adversity.

Engaging children with the Hebrew names of Bible heroes, this activity book introduces 25 key figures, including Noah, Esther, Mary, and Paul. It combines learning with fun through coloring and writing exercises, making it an interactive way for beginners to explore their faith while developing language skills.

The story centers on Balaam's journey to Moab, guided by divine instructions, and features his famous talking donkey. This activity book offers five structured lessons that explore different aspects of Balaam's tale, enhanced by original illustrations. It includes a range of engaging, no-prep activities like connect-the-dots, tracing, coloring, and crafts, making it an entertaining and educational resource for beginners to learn about Balaam's story in a fun and interactive way.

The story follows Moses, who, raised as a prince in Pharaoh's palace, becomes a fugitive after killing an Egyptian. Fleeing to Midian, he spends forty years in the wilderness, where he learns God's ways. Eventually, God calls him back to Egypt to lead the Hebrew people out of slavery, highlighting themes of redemption, divine purpose, and leadership. This narrative showcases Moses' transformation from a prince to a reluctant prophet, emphasizing God's role as a deliverer and the fulfillment of His promises.

The story of Joshua and the Battle of Jericho is brought to life through engaging activities designed for young learners. This activity book offers a variety of fun elements, including coloring pages and puzzles, that teach children about the Israelites' conquest of Jericho and their journey to the Promised Land. It's an interactive way to explore this historical event while fostering creativity and learning.

Focusing on Hebrew vocabulary, this book facilitates the teaching of 26 words related to fruits and vegetables, from apple to pumpkin. It includes engaging activities such as flashcards, tracing, and coloring to reinforce learning. Fun facts and illustrations enhance understanding of ancient Israelite life, making it an interactive experience for students. This resource serves not only as an educational tool but also as a means to connect young learners with the richness of biblical language and stories.