From, understanding the Resurrection

By Beverly Ann Beckmann, Hubert E. Hix

Explains the Resurrection in terms of familiar, apparently lifeless things that produce new life, such as an egg, cocoon, or dormant tree in winter.

Colors in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Noah discovers that the colors in God's rainbow are reflected in objects on the earth such as a red rose and a yellow lemon.

Numbers in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

The reader is invited to count God's creations from one leaf to ten carrots.

Shapes in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Celebrates the fact that God made all things, some of which have distinctive, anmed shapes, and presents examples of the circle, square, and triangle.

Seasons in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Briefly describes the important holidays in the Christian calendar.

Time in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Presents the progression of a clock's hands during a child's daily activities while reminding the reader of God's presence all day long.

Emotions in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Senses in God's world

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Explains the five senses through a simple retelling of episodes in the life of Jesus Christ.

Being a parent

By Beverly Ann Beckmann

Thematic Activities Patterns for the Early Childhood Classroom

By BEVERLY ANN BECKMANN