Quirky Critter Devotions
$17.99
Quirky Critter Devotions is specially designed for curious minds interested in God’s animal kingdom.
Formatted to look like an explorer’s field journal, this book will encourage kids to embark on their own expedition and discover wildly weird animal facts with full-color snapshots, record their thoughts in the journaling space, and gain hands-on experience with zoo-tastic activities. They’ll discover a wide range of crazy-cool critters spanning seven animal categories-mammals, insects, amphibians, birds, fish, reptiles, and spiders. From familiar faces like turtles and honey bees to quirky creatures like the Goliath bird-eating spider, this devotional is sure to cultivate a passion for God’s Word and his creation. Each devotion features:
*Fast facts highlighting the animal’s scientific name, animal family name, size, and diet
*An animal-themed devotional bursting with astounding discoveries and spiritual truths
*Journaling space to unpack real-life applications
*A memory verse and sample prayer to connect with God
*A wild wonder fun fact with a humorous animal doodle
*A creature connection activity like a craft, game, or snacks
The perfect blend of Scripture and science, this exciting and informative devotional will expand the minds and grow the curiosity of your young ones. A fantastic gift for the little animal lover in your life.
3 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9781496477002
ISBN10: 1496477006
Annette Whipple
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2024
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
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