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Looking for an Easter program for your church? Look no farther!! If you are looking for a Christmas Play or Easter Program, you have come to the right place.
Posted by A davotar Monday, October 11, 2010 at 5:40 PM
Posted by A davotar Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 1:30 PM
Little Critter books have always been favorites in our house. My 13 year old loved them when he was very young and now my 2 1/2 year old loves them. Mercer Mayers illustration style just seems to draw kids in as he captures the emotions of children in his own silly way. As the title suggest this book has the Little Critter and his family celebrating Easter beginning with the kids finding the treats the Easter Bunny has left them.
From there it's off to church service. Little Critter does NOT like getting dressed up. So much like some little boys that I know! After church there's a big picnic where all of the kids dye their Easter Eggs and Little Critter thinks his are the best! The eggs are then hidden and all the kids go on an Easter egg hunt. Critter finds a lot but scowls when he misses one and someone else finds it. It's all good fun!
Now back home the kids finish their easter by digging into the wonderful treats that the Easter Bunny left them. Kids really love this book because they see Little Critter enjoying all of the fun activities and treats that they will be enjoying on Easter Day. Perfectly captures the spirit of Easter. Always a big hit!
Posted by A davotar Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 12:30 AM
Posted by A davotar Monday, April 5, 2010 at 9:10 PM
My grandson loves this little sticker book. it does not have much of a story, but it is easy for young ones to figure out where the stickers go, and gives them a sense of accomplishment. I like this better than some others because it has a pretty combination of actual photos and drawings. We've worked on this book several times, and it still holds his interest. Even though it is listed for ages 4-8, I find it appropriate for a two year old (with supervision), and think it might be a bit boring for a 7-8 year old.
More than 50 Easter-themed photographic stickers, each labelled with easy-to-read text. Helps to develop hand-eye coordination and learning of first words. The shaped header with die-cut handle is ideal for little hands to hold.
Posted by A davotar at 8:30 AM
Posted by A davotar Sunday, March 28, 2010 at 1:18 AM