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Give Kids Firm Foundation 3V Set
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Saint John Paul II spoke at length about this question in writings and teachings we now call the theology of the body. In a culture of confused and misdirected values, it is difficult to raise children to understand that they are created in the image of God. These books give parents and teachers a place to begin.
Building Blocks of TOB for Kids seeks to affirm the dignity of the human person—body and soul—according to God's plan. Simple stories cover topics including gender identity, body language, and self-giving love.
God Has a Plan for Boys and for Girls affirms the gift of gender in a joyful, easy-to-understand way, teaching children about identity, human dignity, equality, and God's plan for them.
Everybody Has Something to Give affirms the dignity of every person in a fun and creative way, and teaches children how our bodies help us to give of ourselves, receive others, and open our hearts to Jesus.
Every Body Has Something to Say helps children become aware of how we communicate with our bodies and shows them how to respond appropriately and lovingly.
Ideal for ages 4 - 7.
Product Details of each volume:
Binding: Paperback
Trim size: 5 x 7.25 inches
Pages: 40
Pages:
40
Dimensions(Inches):
5.00 x 7.25
Monica Ashour, national speaker, former teacher, and executive director of the Theology of the Body Evangelization Team (TOBET), makes the depth and breadth of Saint John Paul II's revolutionary Theology of the Body (TOB) accessible. She holds two master's degrees-in the humanities and in theological studies-from the University of Dallas. Her TOB for Tots series introduces small children to the concept of TOB. She then goes one step deeper in TOB for Kids. These books make the mystery of the human person visible in the context of the Catholic faith. Young and old alike will learn to see the body as a gift from God and a call to love.
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