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This faithful rhyming retelling of the Christmas story will help Lego-loving children to engage with the Christmas story afresh, highlighting the surprise and excitement of who Jesus is and why he came.
Fun rhymes make for a memorable and enjoyable read, while richly colored, glossy photographs of real brick builds will inspire kids to get creative!
Includes designs for five builds you can make yourself either at home or as a craft activity in children鈥檚 groups. The instructions are in the free extras section below.
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There is a whole suite of resources accompanying the book that can be used by families and churches to help children interact with the Christmas story and used to share the gospel in the community.
There is a FREE animated video and an augmented reality Christmas story trail available for purchase, created by Go Chatter Videos.
There are FREE accompanying resources available from Faith In Kids, including Sunday school lessons with all-age talks to use in the lead up to Christmas, and an all-age Christmas service plan.
Reach out with the gospel to families around you by telling the Christmas Story Brick by Brick!
Fast and Easy to work with. I got the package within a week. Overall great service!.
This was such a fun and imaginative retelling of the well-known Christmas story, especially for little (and not-so-little) Lego lovers! Our family loved the rhymes, and examining the Lego creation in each scene. We also loved the Christmas podcast/activities that were created by Faith In Kids in partnership to tell the Christmas story from the gospel of Luke. It would be fun to see an Easter story and more!
Thank you for creating such faithful and fun resources to help ...us grow and share the wonderful gospel!
P.S. Thank you The Good Book Company for a copy in exchange for my honest review.
This was a great book to have this past Christmas season. My kids are all little lego-builders and thought it was fun to see the familiar Christmas story but in lego form. I like that there were a few things at the end that they could try to build on their own. I love books that speak truth to my kids, and if it inspires them to be creative, I love that too. How cool to think of them creating their own scenes from the Bible as they build!
