All-in-One Bible Fun Curriculum for Children

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Kids Bible Curriculum

Last week I wrote a quick review of the All-in-One Bible Fun Curriculum from Abingdon Press. We liked the preschool edition and have used it twice in a preschool class at our church. It is definitely a useful resource to have on hand, especially if you need to hand something off to a last minute substitute.

These books are only $10 each – a great price for 13 weeks of lessons for Sunday School or Children’s Church.  You can read a sample on the Abingdon Press or Cokesbury websites.

This contest is now closed, thanks to everyone who entered. Look for more giveaways soon.

The Giveaway: All-in-One Bible Fun

Abingdom press wants me to select three winners. Two will choose either elementary or preschool editions of the “Stories of Jesus.” One grand prize winner will win all four books in the curriculum series.

How To Win

To enter this contest, leave a comment below and share your favorite Bible Story to teach kids. On September 30, I will randomly draw 3 winners from the comments left on this post. If this is your first time to leave a comment, it will take a few minutes to appear. Make sure you use a real email or I won’t be able to contact you. The prizes can only ship to US addresses.

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Amy September 15, 2011 at 1:31 pm

I didn’t actually teach this story myself, but it’s still one of my favorites…
One of my Sunday School teachers (a young, enthusiastic high-schooler) was teaching the story of Jonah and the whale. She taped paper triangle “teeth” to an umbrella along with some paper eyes to make the upper portion of a whale face and then made a lower “jaw” to go with it. She then made the whale’s mouth open and close and had the kids jump in and out to re-enact Jonah’s experience. The class performed it for the whole church and, may I add – everyone had… a whale of a time!

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Tony Kummer October 1, 2009 at 4:01 pm

Random.org selected winners are comment #28 and #49

Grand prize winner is comment #36

Thanks to every one who entered, and sorry I’m a day late closing it! Life happens to me too.

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Kristi October 1, 2009 at 9:08 am

I hope I’m not too late for the drawing. I did not get the e-mail until today! I would love to have a chance to win. :)

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