The Beginner's Bible: Come Celebrate Easter, Sticker and Activity Book {Review}

The Beginner's Bible has now released a fun filled Sticker and Activity book for your little one to enjoy this spring called Come Celebrate Easter. This 16-page activity book is colorful and engaging for children in preschool through first grade. In the center of the book is a sticker page with over fifty reusable stickers to be used throughout the activities. The pages are a glossy material so the stickers can be used over and over again, if desired. The book includes coloring pages, a word search, handwriting practice and puzzles.

The book begins by explaining who Jesus is and continues with the story of Palm Sunday going through the Holy Week including the Crucifixion, Resurrection and finally His Ascension to heaven. For children already familar with these events, this book is a great reinforcement to remind them of what Jesus did for them! On the other hand, this would also be an excellent resource to share this message with young children who have not yet been exposed to the Biblical details of the Easter story.

It is short and easy to teach from. I could see parents using this to teach their little ones about Easter for the first time. I could see homeschoolers using this as a lesson in preperation for Easter and I could see Sunday School teachers or outreach ministries getting one for their groups and going through it together!

Personally, I plan on giving this to one of my little ones Easter morning for them to work on either during the church service or while we are having our Easter brunch! My kids love having books like this to keep them busy during those times.

Disclaimer: I received this book from the Book Look blogger program in exchange for an honest review.

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