Resurrection Eggs
R239.00
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Resurrection eggs are designed to help younger children understand the story of Easter in a simple, visual way and to help them have a deeper revelation of Jesus' love for them.
The set includes 12 eggs (11 of which are filled with story elements) and 12 corresponding story cards that work together to build the Easter story step-by-step. The set can be used as a countdown activity where one egg is revealed each day leading up to Easter, or as a tool to tell the entire Easter story in one sitting.
Resurrection eggs are designed to help younger children understand the story of Easter in a simple, visual way and to help them have a deeper revelation of Jesus' love for them.
The set includes 12 eggs (11 of which are filled with story elements) and 12 corresponding story cards that work together to build the Easter story step-by-step. The set can be used as a countdown activity where one egg is revealed each day leading up to Easter, or as a tool to tell the entire Easter story in one sitting.
The laminated story cards included with this set feature a brief description of the story on one side, with a bible reference for further reading, and a prayer suggestion for each day. On the back of the card are deeper discussion points to engage older children (and adults) in delving more deeply into the meaning of each event leading up to Easter.
Set includes:
- Storage box with carry handle
- 12 x numbered eggs
- 11 x story elements (the last egg is empty)
- Laminated story / discussion cards
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Resurrection eggs are designed to help younger children understand the story of Easter in a simple, visual way and to help them have a deeper revelation of Jesus' love for them.
The set includes 12 eggs (11 of which are filled with story elements) and 12 corresponding story cards that work together to build the Easter story step-by-step. The set can be used as a countdown activity where one egg is revealed each day leading up to Easter, or as a tool to tell the entire Easter story in one sitting.