I have a lot of moms ask me about doing devotional time with preschool age children…
They won’t sit still.
They need variety.
Just sitting down to read a story doesn’t work every day.
How do I keep them interested?!?!
I’ve found a great resource to solve those preschool devotion-time problems!
The Hide and Seek Devotional
The book goes through the alphabet twice – uppercase letters first, then lowercase letters – using Scripture, Bible stories, colorful illustrations, and even songs to fully engage your child in Bible time!
Prayers and activities add even more depth and engagement with your young ones!
And each devotional includes a memory verse, just perfect for little ones to tuck away in their hearts {and check off in the back of the book}!
To top it all off, when you buy the book, you also get a free audio download including songs to help with Scripture memorization! It’s the complete package!
With 52 lessons, the Hide and Seek Devotional
If you want to take a look in the book for yourself, just click here!
And after you check it out, come back over here to enter to win your own copy!
Just tell me in the comments how your children learn best – music, pictures, stories, hands-on activities?
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This giveaway will end Friday, August 31st at 9:00 p.m. CST! One winner will be chosen at random and notified by email!
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My kids learn best thru stories. Thanks for another great giveaway!
My kids learn best through stories and pictures.
Looking like a great devotional for my busy preschoolers!
My kids are all about hands on activities!! My five year loves music though, too. 🙂
3 of mine learn best through hands on, 1 is more of a hear the story learner.
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One of my children learns best by story followed by discussion. The other child learns best by learning that’s with gross motor (jumping, bouncing, spinning, etc) and the youngest just wants Mom’s lap.
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My child learns best through music and hands on activities!!
love this! my kiddo learns best through stories and music. this devo looks great!
LOVE THIS!! My kids learn best through music and stories! I’ve seen this book now a few times and really would love it for my boys! Thanks!
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A couple of children learn best through hands on activities and a couple love songs and stories. I think my two little ones would love this.
This looks great! My 2.5 yo learns best through music 🙂
My kids learn a great deal through listening to stories.
I would love to have this. My 2 1/2 year old would enjoy this and I would enjoy reading this with him.
My 1st grader learns best through hands on activites and manipulatives, and my kindergartener learns best through application- she has to see it in action. We do a LOT of teaching “in the moment”
My son loves music and being active but is also getting very into sitting to do some school each day.
My toddler learns best through songs for sure! I hear her singing the correct lyrics from her car seat and am amazed she retains them. That is how I can best get the scriptures on her lips! This book looks like a great resource for starting good habits young. Thanks for sharing!
My boys learn best hands on. My oldest sits still for stories. But my little one is always on the move. For both of then if I make it fun they are more likely to pay attention.
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My toddler learns alot through music!! For all my kids, hands on all the way.
I think songs and stories help my kids learn SO well. We use social stories for Tristan a lot. I need to with Isaac.
My kids love to learn through songs & stories!
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This book looks so cool! My son just turned 3, so I’d say that hands-on learning is a winner right now. Thanks for the chance to win!
Wow, this looks like such a neat devotional, I love that it goes beyond a quick story to really immerse the kiddos in what you are trying to communicate. My little ones are big music learners, they sing louder than most adults at church 🙂
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What a cute devotional! My oldest is a visual learner, still trying to figure out the other two;-)
My boy’s learn well with music and pictures
One through stories and one through songs!
My 3 boys learn best through hands on activities and visual aids.
My kids learn very well through music and stories.
My son is almost 3 and he is definitely a hands on , visual learner. Does not learn by just speaking it or anything. Would love this to do our reading time together!
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My children learn best through repetition. This book looks like it would be awesome