God Made Me from A to Z: 26 Activity Devotions for Curious Little Kids

The format is so well organized and easy to use. The same format is used throughout the book and children will soon pick up about the letter, the word that begins with that letter, and what God has instilled in each of them. For instance, I am Adventurous or I am Creative. There is a short Bible verse and devotional, a question to talk about and then lots and lots of fun activities with nature and items found around your home. The illustrations are beautiful and families will all enjoy this book and don't be surprised when older siblings want to join in on the fun.

Finding faith based curricula that is appropriate and engaging for young children has always been a challenge, until today. I saw previews of this book months ago, thinking it was too good to be true. I pre-ordered multiple copies for friends sharing the same frustration with finding good faith-based curricula. When that ordered arrived today, I found God Made Me from A to Z even better than I could have imagined. Bible stories are accurate but shared in child friendly language. The activities aligned to each Bible story are engaging, allow for creativity, support development across the domains are easy and inexpensive to do. This book should be in the hands of every early faith -based educator and parent!

“God Made Me from A to Z” is full of colorful illustrations, short and easy to understand devotionals, and engaging hands-on activities! I love the inclusivity of race and abilities of the children represented! I highly recommend this book, and feel it will become a favorite of children aged 18 months and up!

I love the outline of this book. It is easy to follow, and each section has an adorable activity to engage your little one. So many important topics are covered which are great conversation starters for littles of all ages. I know this book will be a staple in our house for many years to come.

I bought two of these books, one for use at home with my kids, and one to keep at our church for Children's church. We've done multiple activities from this book already and it's a big hit with the kids!

This is a wonderful book for not only Sunday schools but also a wonderful for all families! Wonderful baby gift idea!

I would give this 10 stars if I could!! What a well thought out and beautifully illustrated book that’s appealing, engaging and easy for littles to understand and families to complete together! I also love that it doesn’t take a lot of planning to complete and can use materials families already have at home. The scriptures are tied in so well with the devotionals and pairing them with letters of the alphabet brings the 26 words to life and makes it easy for kids to remember. We are so excited to work through these with our little one!

This is a very cute book filled with lots of activities, devotionals, biblical quotes, stories, social skills, and techniques for emotional regulation and control. The first thing I noticed was that the cover shows a diverse group of children, both able-bodied and disabled, which I think is a very cool touch that can both provide representation for children that may not always have a lot of it, and give children who are not in a minority group more exposure to the normalcy of diversity.The activities are great. They are simple, not too short and not too long, and incorporate some kind of deeper thinking about one's self or others into the activity, which can never be a bad thing. The art is adorable, very bright-colored and cute. The kids are illustrated in different scenarios on each page, which I can imagine will keep the interest of children as well as the colorful backgrounds. The vocabulary in the book would probably be harder for a 3-5 year old to read on their own if they are readers, so this is more of a book for adults and kids to complete together. The activities provided lots of guided fun and devotional questions to ask a child in order to create a bigger conversation about religion and kindness.The back of the book also includes some songs and bonus content that is pretty cool, and the size of the book is good for putting in a bag and bringing along, or using at home. The activities also could be done with several children at once, providing lots of crafty ideas for keeping kids busy. I'd say overall this book is great for those who may want to do more activities with a child in their life, with the bonus of the spirituality aspect if they are interested in sharing that with those children. I think both children and their adults can enjoy the devotionals and activities.