Sharpen your kids' thinking skills

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	• Off My Case for Kids: 12 Stories to Help You Defend Your Faith Lee Strobel, Robert Elmer Zonderkidz, 2006 - 96 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Parents cannot start too early in teaching their children apologetics. This is a wonderful book for parents and teachers and Sunday school teachers alike to use in helping kids defend their faith. Using real-life situations for tweens this provides endless hours of discussion and interaction.

Sharpen your kids' thinking skills

I am having my two youngest kids read this book over the summer to allow for us to talk about thinking issues. Sometimes we think our children are unable to think, but we just don't give them enough credit. And so, in this new "kids" book by Lee Strobel, there are 12 stories that will help them defend their own faith. Each chapter has questions at the end that are wonderful conversation starters with a child. For example, "What would you say to someone who made fun of you for being a Christian? ...And don't say, 'I'd put ants in their bed"! This type of humor and the cartoons that are found throughout help make this much more readable and fun. Anything that helps our kids better own their own faith, I'm all for. Don't let our kids get to college before we wean them off the brand of Christianity we already practice; put their minds to work and the results will be long term.

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Through twelve fictional scenarios written by Robert Elmer, this companion book to the tweens editions of the Case for? series helps kids live out their faith.

"Excellent for Homeschool Use"