Gods Word Is Great
$3.99
The God’s Word is Great Coloring and Activity Book combines key Scripture verses from Psalm 19 with coloring fun and educational activities for boys and girls aged 5 through 8.
The cover of the sky-blue softcover activity book features two friends, a kitten and a puppy, busy playing and creating art. The title is presented in bright multi-colored letters.
God’s Word is Great!
The large activity book is the same size as a yellow notepad. The interior pages are white with black print. Activities include drawing, mazes, and spot-the-differences to encourage creativity, improve fine motor skills, develop problem-solving skills, and boost concentration.
The God’s Word is Great Coloring and Activity Book is an excellent substitution for screen time, and your children will love getting their fingers (and the pages) dirty with paint, pencils, crayons, and markers. A presentation page is included to complete when this book is given as a gift.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781432133320
ISBN10: 1432133322
Agnes DeBezenac
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2022
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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