New from Veggie Tales & Jelly Telly!

So you guys know I am always on the hunt for the great homeschooling and learning tools to use with my children and Veggie Tales' new imprint Jelly Telly has released SIX new items this January!!

There are FOUR board books:

1. God Made the World
2. God Made Me
3. God Made Night & Day
4. God Made the Animals

Check out this video!

That actually tell an interesting story, featuring brothers Clive and Ian, and explain to children about creation. We love these books. They are board books, so no worries about ripped pages. They are bright and colorful. They are biblical. From the 2-year-old to the 7-year-old, we enjoy reading them.

Then, there are the Old Testament & New Testament Coloring books. 

• Buck Denver's Bible Coloring Book Old Testament Stories
• Buck Denver's Bible Coloring Book New Testament Stories

My kids LOVE them! There are 60 pages in each book. And the pages are perforated which is awesome since we have 4 kids who often want to color the same thing, I can neatly take the page out and make copies of it. And voila! Everyone can color the same page without any arguing over the page.

What's also awesome is that Jelly Telly is this amazing kids resource that's like a biblical Netflix just for kids. It's about $5 a month or $50 a year. They have access to over 122 shows and movies that are bible based and created specifically FOR children.

After perusing their online store, I realize I cannot wait to order some of their resources, they have a complete bible series called What's in the Bible that goes with the coloring books I received. They also have Bible curriculum which is great for churches' children's ministries and homeschoolers, like us. You can also buy toys and games as well as VBS materials. It's like a one-stop shop for a children's pastor.

I highly recommend! Like, get it asap!

Also here are a few FREE downloads for your kids too!!

Old Testament Coloring Pages
New Testament Coloring Pages

{FYI: I received these books from the publisher in exchange for my HONEST opinion.}

Mighty Reader Workbook: Grade 1

So we are a former homeschooling family, those of you who have been following along from years ago are well aware and though our children are in public school now, we still add to the curriculum once they are home. ESPECIALLY for my son whose teacher does not give him homework. We started using this book for work with his reading comprehension and focus. I highly recommend to both homeschool and traditional school families. The lessons take him about 15-20 minutes and build upon each other each day. There are 6 days of work each week, with one day off for Sunday. 

Each week is a new story from the Bible for your child to learn about. By the end of the workbook, your child will likely be well versed in many Bible stories.

(Sample pages from week 1 of the workbook)

While this book is for 1st graders, my 2nd-grade son is working through it on his own afterschool each day. However, if your child is a first grader, I recommend working through the book with them.

{FYI: I received this book in exchange for my HONEST opinion.}