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Children will find fun galore in the pages of this book--and the activities will encourage them to celebrate Christmas in a meaningful way.Among the activities that children will enjoy are these: coloringfinding stickers to complete picturesfill-in-the-blanksconnect-the-dotsunscrambling letters--and more!Simple rhymes and informative morsels will teach children about the wonder and joy surrounding the Birth of Jesus.

With the help of his trusty tool belt, Chico Bon Bon helps friends decorate, turns a pile of junk into a bundle of gifts, and throws an epically awesome party.

If My Dog Was a Reindeer spreads holiday cheer as a child imagines his dog was one of Santa's reindeer. This delightfully heartwarming Christmas story will take you on a magical journey with a gentle rhythm and quirky illustrations. Join them as they prepare for Christmas the way, you know...a reindeer would!

You Did It Jasper! is a fun, classical, holiday story about overcoming obstacles. Though Jasper may sometimes mix things up, he proves that never giving up, having faith in yourself, and doing your best will pay off in the end.About the AuthorDena High and her husband have been married for fifty years. They have raised six daughters, and enjoyed watching their fourteen grandchildren, and one great-grandchild grow. Dena worked as a preschool teacher, focusing on special needs and fine-motor skill development. She enjoys writing and telling stories to groups of children, often about real life events reimagined in fun and humorous ways.

This small book has rich seeds to nurture your faith in both the Lenten Season and beyond. Rich in spiritual primers, it can help you to take stock of your life and live better the grace of your Baptism.Spend a little time with one of the Readings of the Day followed by a brief reflection from an early or recent Tradition of the Church. Continue your prayer time with a suggested concrete act of conversion and end with a Saint's prayer or one by the author.

This Christmas story reminds us that a little can go a long way when it comes to helping others

Where do carrots eat Easter dinner? At the vege-table! This hilarious 32-page pad pairs wholesome Easter jokes from Highlights with wiggling googly eyes that peek through every page. A perfect Easter basket stuffer, little peeps ages 6-9 will love reading and sharing the 30+ age-appropriate and silly jokes inside this book.This laugh-out-loud joke pad combines wacky googly eyes, silly cartoons and dozens of zany jokes, including knock-knock jokes and riddles about the Easter bunny, colored eggs and more springtime silliness. Guaranteed to amuse any kid on Easter morning, on a road trip, or during other "I'm bored" moments, this book contains jokes the whole family can enjoy. Plus, sharing jokes is a great way for kids to build confidence and social-emotional skills.

"Peppa and George are going to Ireland for an Irish-dancing festival. But when the band forget their instruments, will Peppa's new Irish four-leaf clover be able to bring them some luck?"--Publisher marketing.

Focus your eyes on Jesus not on your to-do list. Allow the true Spirit of Christmas to fill your heart, mind, and soul this Advent season as you begin and end your day with devotional readings from God Hears Her, A Joyful Christmas. These 31 morning and evening meditations will help you experience the joy that the birth of Jesus brings throughout the busy month of December. From Our Daily Bread Ministries, this is part of the God Hears Her collection of resources that encourages women to know that God is listening and responding through all seasons of life. Go to godhearsher.org to learn more.

Want to make Easter last for the whole season? Learn the Gospel stories of the Resurrection by heart.Easter is more than a solitary day of chocolate and festive hats. Easter is a season. With this book, you can enter into Easter like never before.Every day during Easter, you'll learn one new verse of the Resurrection stories. This unique series of short, easy memory lessons will make the memorizing simple.Many books offer a daily verse, but how long do you remember what you merely read? Learning these stories, verse by verse, will lift your thoughts to a new level. As you renew these stories, you'll find new meanings and images in the familiar words.Think you have a bad memory? Impossible! You've just proven that your memory is excellent (see page 36). Easter by Heart will show you how to use your memory in new ways.But don't worry, you won't need crazy memory tricks. Instead, you'll learn how to make the Bible come alive through expression, your imagination, and even rhythm (see page 27). With an innovative combination of simple techniques like these, you'll make these stories part of you.How do you make a season come to life? By learning to think new thoughts. But you can only think with what you remember.==================================PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Some sections omitted. For full contents, use "Look Inside!")This Easter Season, Learn the ResurrectionEaster: Where Christ Gets InterestingChange the World. Party This Easter.Celebrate Easter by Learning the StoryBuilt-in Daily Time With ChristAll the Details You've Been MissingHow This Book Will Help You Learn the ResurrectionThe Story of the Resurrection from JohnJohn 20John 21Books by Heart: ResurrectionSpeaking Out the VersesRhythmExpression (These Words Are Alive)Your Memorizing PlanA Daily VerseWhy Only One Verse a Day?Why You Can MemorizeYour Daily RoutineStories, Not Memory TricksTake the Verses InSee the WordsHear the WordsFeel the RhythmsFeel the Shapes of the Words in Your Tongue and MouthRenew Your VersesExperienceMove Through the Words into ThoughtsImagining Is a New SkillImagining Is ConnectingImagining Brings DelightYour New Daily RoutineSpaced Repetition and "Smart" IntervalsA Simpler Method: Repeat Every DaySay Recent Verses More Often If NeededYour Daily Verse RoutineCrafting Your RoutineDaily Recitation Times + Chart = HabitBible StoriesGospels as StoriesRemembering StoriesReciting in Different WaysRenewing Is Its Own RewardA Beautiful, Old, Oral TranslationMove With the RhythmsThe Palaces of MemoryWhat About Mnemonics?You've Learned How to Learn Verses!Keeping What You've LearnedUse This Book Next EasterCelebrate What You've LearnedKeep in TouchOther Resurrection Narratives, Specially FormattedMatthew 28Mark 16Luke 24Acts 1Acts 2About the Author==================================This book includes the Basic Books by Heart(TM) lessons. These lessons are specially adapted for these Resurrection stories.

Looking for a new devotion this Lent? Learn the Gospel stories of the Passion by heart.This unique series of short, easy memory lessons makes the memorizing simple. Every day during Lent, you'll learn one new verse of the Passion stories.Many books offer a daily verse, but how long do you remember what you merely read? Learning these stories, verse by verse, will lift your thoughts to a new level. As you renew these stories, you'll find new meanings and images in the familiar words.Think you have a bad memory? Impossible! You've just proven that your memory is excellent (see page 30). Lent by Heart will show you how to use your memory in new ways.But don't worry, you won't need crazy memory tricks. Instead, you'll learn how to make the Bible come alive through expression, your imagination, and even rhythm (see page 21). With an innovative combination of simple techniques like these, you'll make these stories part of you.Lent is meant to help us think new thoughts. But you can only think with what you remember.==================================PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Some sections omitted. For full contents, use "Look Inside!")Learn the Passion During Lent"What are you doing for Lent?"The Two Goals of a Lenten SacrificeYou're Ready to Make the EffortBuilt-in Daily Time With ChristHow This Book Will Help You Learn the Passion This LentThe Stories of the Passion from MarkMark 15: Good FridayCondemned by PilateCrucifixionBurialBooks by Heart: Passion and DeathSpeaking Out the VersesSpeak OutLoudlySlowlyRhythmExpression (These Words Are Alive)Your Memorizing PlanA Daily VerseWhy Only One Verse a Day?Why You Can MemorizeYour Daily RoutineStories, Not Memory TricksTake the Verses InSee the WordsHear the WordsFeel the RhythmsFeel the Shapes of the Words in Your Tongue and MouthRenew Your VersesExperienceMove Through the Words into ThoughtsImagining Is a New SkillImagining Is ConnectingImagining Brings DelightYour New Daily RoutineSpaced Repetition and "Smart" IntervalsA Simpler Method: Repeat Every DaySay Recent Verses More Often If NeededYour Daily Verse RoutineCrafting Your RoutineDaily Recitation Times + Chart = HabitBible StoriesGospels as StoriesRemembering StoriesReciting in Different WaysRenewing Is Its Own RewardA Beautiful, Old, Oral TranslationMove With the RhythmsThe Palaces of MemoryWhat About Mnemonics?You've Learned How to Learn Verses!Keeping What You've LearnedFirst, Keep RepeatingThen, Recite The Stories Once a MonthReady for More?Use This Book Next LentCelebrate What You've LearnedKeep in TouchOther Passion Narratives, Specially FormattedMark 14Matthew 26-27Luke 22-23John 13--19Let Me KnowAbout the Author==================================This book includes the Basic Books by Heart(TM) lessons. These lessons are specially adapted for these Lenten stories.

"My name is Clopper. Nuzzle up while I tell you about a very special night. It all began early one morning as I was munching on a breakfast of sweet grass . . ." This little donkey thought the journey to Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph was too hard to be worth it. But what happened after they settled into the dusty stable was more wonderful than anything he could ever imagine! Children will love this creative retelling of the first Christmas--told through the eyes of Clopper the donkey! This best-selling title, now in a perfectly sized padded hardcover, offers a unique look at the events of Jesus's birth. From the long and tiring journey to Bethlehem to the quiet of the stable, from the miraculous birth of a child to the nighttime visits of shepherds and kings, the lovable donkey narrates the story with awe and wonder.

THE ORNAMENT HOSPITAL is a children's lesson about caring for others, set around the scenes that many will recognize from their own recollections of the Christmas holidays. It's a gentle reminder that tending to the little things brings joy and happiness; and shares the secrets of faith, hope, and love through its tale of broken and redeemed ornaments brought back to life. You'll enjoy reading this children's Christmas classic with family and friends, and will want to revisit it year after year.

Becca refuses to try any news foods, until her family persuades her that Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a time to try something new. While dad suggests shaving off his mustache for a new look, and mom thinks she'll take up knitting as a new project, Becca decides she's ready to try something new, too!

Drawing from the liturgical calendar, this charming coloring book showcases the lives of holy men and women from the early Church to the modern day.

From bestselling author Tsh Oxenreider comes this 40-day devotional that will lead you to meditate and rejoice in the transcendent miracle of Easter. Starting on Ash Wednesday and leading you all the way through Holy Week, Bitter and Sweet is an invitation to draw closer to God as you delight in the ultimate testament to His love for you.

The Christmas season can often feel chaotic and cluttered, but it doesn't have to be that way. Jesus invites us to experience the fullness of joy that only comes when we rest in his presence. This Advent devotional is for those who want to recover joy during the holidays! We need only to prepare him room.

Publisher: Boston: Nichols and Noyes Publication date: 1865 Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be numerous typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or indexes. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there.

When Doc Ock and CAL steal gifts from holiday shoppers at the town Christmas tree lighting, it's up to the Spidey Team to save the day.

Mary Magdalene might be the most understood person in the story of Jesus. Yet, Mary was also the first person to whom Jesus appeared after his resurrection. It was Mary who first took the good news of his world-changing resurrection to the apostles. What can the story of Mary Magdalene and her relationship with Jesus, the ''Gardener'', tell us about the future of women in the Church? Examining the spiritual significance of Mary''s relationship to Jesus, the trans-historical significance of the resurrection and the contemporary question of the role of women in the Church, Mary Magdalene and the Gardener is a meditation on a world changed by one word; the word that made the resurrection real was ''Mary''.