Jessica: The little girl who loves Jesus: Book 1
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Jessica: The little girl who loves Jesus - is a series of fun stories for children ages 4-8 years old. Each story, though contemporary, has a Christian theme with an aim to instil good moral principles in children from an early age. Jessica is rather adorable but at the same time very amusing. The book has colourful pictorial illustrations, which will make the child’s reading experience more enjoyable.
This is Book 1. It can be described as an introduction to the series in which you will “Meet Jessica” as Jessica meets Jesus. Then follow the series as Jessica learn more about Jesus and in her own small way tries to please him.
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bySpeak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English without grammar.0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 31: End of Vacation: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers End of Vacation When Jack sat down for lunch, his mom noticed his glum mood. “What’s wrong, Jack?” she asked. Jack just shrugged. Mom placed sandwiches and chips on the table. “It’s a beautiful day,” she said after they thanked God for their food. “You have several Christmas gifts to keep you busy, and school is out for a few more days. But you don’t look very happy.” “It’s just that…Christmas vacation is almost over,” Jack replied. “School starts next week, and I haven’t gotten anything done.” “What do you mean?” asked Mom. “What didn’t you get done?” “I was going to read the book Tommy lent me and learn how to ski during vacation,” said Jack. “And I was going Podcast episode
Advent Day 31: End of Vacation: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers End of Vacation When Jack sat down for lunch, his mom noticed his glum mood. “What’s wrong, Jack?” she asked. Jack just shrugged. Mom placed sandwiches and chips on the table. “It’s a beautiful day,” she said after they thanked God for their food. “You have several Christmas gifts to keep you busy, and school is out for a few more days. But you don’t look very happy.” “It’s just that…Christmas vacation is almost over,” Jack replied. “School starts next week, and I haven’t gotten anything done.” “What do you mean?” asked Mom. “What didn’t you get done?” “I was going to read the book Tommy lent me and learn how to ski during vacation,” said Jack. “And I was going
byCountdown to Christmas with Zach - An Advent Podcast for Kids0 ratings0% found this document usefulJesus was Lost: Have you ever been lost? If that’s ever happened to you then you know how scary and confusing it can be for everyone involved! Well did you know that one time Mary and Joseph lost Jesus? I mean the most important child in the world was LOST!... Podcast episode
Jesus was Lost: Have you ever been lost? If that’s ever happened to you then you know how scary and confusing it can be for everyone involved! Well did you know that one time Mary and Joseph lost Jesus? I mean the most important child in the world was LOST!...
byBackseat Bible Nuggets0 ratings0% found this document usefulWe Need Christmas More Than Ever | 862 0 ratings0% found this document usefulLearn the English Phrases I MADE IT and TO HAVE IT MADE 0 ratings0% found this document usefulAdvent Day 5: Special Light: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Special Light "Wow! Look at that!” exclaimed Arabella. She and her father were taking their annual Christmas lights tour around the city. Dad pulled to the side of the street so they could get a good look at the house that had won the award for having the best display of lights. They admired it for a few minutes. As they continued on their way, they agreed that no other place could compare to the house that had won the award. The next day was the first day of Christmas vacation for Arabella. “I’m glad we won’t have school for a little while,” she said at breakfast. “I can’t do anything right there. I don’t read well, I can’t spell, and I’m crummy in math.” She let Podcast episode
Advent Day 5: Special Light: Thank you for joining Keys for Kids Radio's Countdown to Christmas Advent Activity! Read the story below, answer the questions on the cards, and send us a voice message with your answers! Then you could hear yourself on Keys for Kids Radio as we talk through each day's story! Send In Your Answers Special Light "Wow! Look at that!” exclaimed Arabella. She and her father were taking their annual Christmas lights tour around the city. Dad pulled to the side of the street so they could get a good look at the house that had won the award for having the best display of lights. They admired it for a few minutes. As they continued on their way, they agreed that no other place could compare to the house that had won the award. The next day was the first day of Christmas vacation for Arabella. “I’m glad we won’t have school for a little while,” she said at breakfast. “I can’t do anything right there. I don’t read well, I can’t spell, and I’m crummy in math.” She let
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