“Hey, Here is something that I think you might be interested in”
She’s a quick reader so it only took her a few days to get through the book. Every morning, she would recap the story and tell me what she learned. After the second day she said, “Hey did you know this book is about teaching people how to talk about Jesus” “It’s a goooood book!” She loved the two stories in one, and how they both came together at the end. And because she loves to learn, she really loved that it taught her something in a fun non- schoolish way.
As part of the Case Makers Academy there are short videos that go along with the story to further enhance the experience of the book and encourage digging deeper. Each video offers a summary of the chapter, a life application point, and then there are worksheets that can be downloaded and added to a Cadet Academy Notebook. There is even an adult leader notebook to go along with it with discussion questions and help for some of the concepts in the story.
It is rare that children’s authors do such a good job intertwining faith and story telling. I think it’s important to help our children not only understand our faith, but also understand how to defend it when faced with scrutiny and skeptics. I think it’s also important to be able to do it logically with sound mind. This is one of the many reasons we homeschool. We want to send our children out into the world ready to stand firm.
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