Tell the REAL Meaning of Christmas with the Candy Cane Christmas Pocket Book. CD available with powerpoint/skit/craft ideas, etc.

Written in RHYME.
Words can be sung to the tune of Jesus Loves Me.

Quantities of 1-4 at $3.99@, 5-24 - Christmas Special $2.99

Quantities of  25 or more pocket books at $1.99 each - Christmas Special - Limited quantities - Order Now

Order quantities at $1.99 - 503 718-7911 or email: helen@seedfaithbooks.com. 
NOTE: A free CD with the powerpoint of this book will be included with your order of at least 25 copies if requested.

This 36 page pocketbook is just right for children ages 3 - 9 years. The simple rhyming text can be read or the words can be sung to the tune of "Jesus Loves Me" (omit the chorus). This is a unique and fun way to explain the Christmas Gospel message. When distributing Christmas food baskets, or Christmas gifts, be sure to include this special Gospel message. How to Teach this Concept to Children: 1. First, explain the meaning of the candy cane to help children understand and remember the real meaning of Christmas. 2.  Give each child a candy cane. 3.  Then let the children have time to practice telling each other the meaning of the candy cane. (Note: If you take time to do this, then the children will feel more confident about sharing the message with others.) 4. Give each child an extra candy cane or two to hand out to their neighbor, friend, relative, etc. Encourage them to share the whole meaning of the candy cane. 5. This booklet can also be used with any special Christmas outreach in your church or in your community. Hand the booklet out when serving Christmas dinners in shelters. Give it to needy families and children along with other Christmas toys and gifts that are distributed. Contact us for FREE DOWNLOADS to help teachers and parents use this booklet with children. Email from Pam- librarian at North Clackamas Christian School in Oregon: "The Candy Cane Christmas pocketbooks worked great! I gave them to the students along with instructions to pass it on to someone else with a candy cane (gave them one to eat and one candy cane to give). Thank you for this witnessing opportunity I could share with the students in my school."