A pack of 25 full-colour leaflets with Bible passages, puzzles and questions looking at what happened at the very first Easter
Pack of 25
Based on the empty tomb in Matthew 28 v 6, this full-colour leaflet for 6-12s investigates the biblical account of the first Easter.
Using puzzles to fill in parts of the story, kids will learn that Jesus died to rescue us from all the wrong things we say, do and think that stop us being friends with God, and that he rose again to be King of everything.
They'll also learn why we have eggs at Easter.
Ideal for use in children's groups, at holiday clubs or giving away at Easter events.
• Eggstraordinary Jesus
• Eggsactly as Jesus said
• Uneggspected messenger
• Eggs eggsplained
• Eggciting news
| Age range: | 6+ |
|---|---|
| Contributors | Alison Mitchell |
| ISBN | 9781908762788 |
| Format | Tract pack |
| First published | February 2013 |
| Dimensions | 140mm x 148mm x 11mm |
| Weight | 0.24 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 6 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
Great tool for evangelism at church Easter Egg hunts and for easter baskets
I looked at a number of kids resources for our Easter Egg hunt. These were easily the most attractive & accessible for families.
A good leaflet, though far too wordy in the first half which puts it out of the reach of many, especially the younger generation. It should have included more activity rather than just reading.
This booklet was ideal to send out to families in our local community, along with craft and Easter eggs, of course! It had engaging activities along with a simple presentation of the gospel. Thank you.
Very impressed with the speed of delivery and quality of the booklets, they were perfect for giving out at our Easter Drop-In
We gave these to our Messy Church children as they left our Easter service, to remind them of what they had been seeing and hearing during the morning. The leaflets are well written, colourful and easy for children and non Christian adults to understand. We were delighted with them
I gave this tract to our youngsters on Easter morning, a good engaging booklet and it lasts longer than an Easter egg!
We were looking for resources to give out with our Easter Egg hunt, and these booklets fit the bill perfectly. Really nice and colourful with great little activities for children to do.
I purchased these for my Anchor Boy group - 4 - 8 year olds, as an addition to their prize. They were excellent! Fun for the boys to read and a great way to introduce the Word of God into their homes.
We bought these to give out to children at the end of a Holiday Club activity about Easter. It is an effective and helpful explanation of Easter for the 6-10 age group, though younger children may need some help to crack the code.
