The five senses--seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touch--comprise most of what is physically meaningful to an infant. Our objective is to focus on these ingredients of the child's world and on the their fast-developing sense of self-awareness, to find a level of communication that is within... [Show more]
The story of creation is more effective with young children when it is broken down into its basic components. Biblical terminology ("created," "firmament," etc.) and exact sequences of events involved in the creation cycle are of little relevance to a toddler. Rather than impose such detailed... [Show more]
This program is a logical sequel to the Baby Jesus program, but it can also be used at any time on its own. The author portrays various ways that Jesus shows us, at a child's developmental level, how to be happy through positive behaviors and naturally enjoyable experiences. The program is... [Show more]
This program covers the basics of an average church service, condensed in to the child's Sabbath school hour. By including a significant section of the program which deals with the "church" service aspect of Sabbath morning, we are not attempting to advocate actual church service attendance for... [Show more]
Through pretending to explore at the ocean, children are taught the love of Jesus and, at the same time, they learn about an important part of the natural world. Children of all ages will enjoy the activities and songs in this program. To adapt the program to older children, go into greater detail... [Show more]
None of us knows first-hand what heaven is like. We may not even be certain how many biblical descriptions are literal or symbolic. We can be sure that heaven far surpasses what we can imagine, and if we can't even imagine what heaven is like, we can't adequately portray it to children. However, we... [Show more]
While learning to enjoy the simple treasure of the forest and to respect creatures that live there, children are also being directed to Jesus through this program. Special emphasis is given to how Jesus provides the forest animals with ways to take care of themselves. This program is full of... [Show more]
"16' x 20" pictures in full color give a focal point for theme each quarter. Children will identify with the little ones in the illustrations and be reminded they are special friends of Jesus. Use for Sabbath School rooms, Vacation Bible School, or neighborhood Bible clubs.
Sturdy poster board pictures of a lion and a lamb with cut-out faces for parents, teachers, and children to put their faces through and imitate animal sounds. Use during the Sabbath School pre-session or at home.
This colorful 16" inflatable globe helps kids learn about the world.
A compilation of songs and music especially geared for kindergarten and primary age children. A blend of hymn verses, popular songs, and choruses for campfires.
A songbook of 124 songs, arranged for ages 2-6. These upbeat songs are great for children's worship at home, Sabbath school, or camp.
This volume consists of 124 songs on a wide variety of topics, emphasizing specific aspects of daily life in relation to Jesus. The selections are written for the very youngest children--those just beginning to sing. However, the songs are also suitable for children ages four and five. Each... [Show more]
Little Voices Praise Him contains more than 300 songs for beginner and kindergarten children. This compilation features familiar Sabbath school favorites and brand-new songs that compliment the new GraceLink Sabbath school curriculum. It contains songs about prayer and praise, grace, worship,... [Show more]
Sixty-six sacred songs and choruses kids like to sing. Written in easy keys so piano or guitar students can play for home worship and Bible school. Instrumental parts for violin, saxophone, flute, recorder, B flat instruments, E flat instruments, and bass instruments are included.
Janet Sage has used her unique artistic style, musical training, and experience with children to produce this spiral-bound collection of 53 simple, appealing songs. The words of the songs are the cradle roll memory verses selected and abbreviated by the General Conference Sabbath School Department.
