Pagan Kids' Activity Book

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Summary: Excellent activity book for Pagan children!
Review: This book was a lifesaver! Our community was desparately in need of religious education materials which would hold the interest of younger (3-8 yr old) children, and echo the lessons in our children's circles. I was overjoyed to find it. All illustrations are black and white line art, so the kids can color each page, and they include explanations for the Sabbats, and activities such as word searches and mazes. My daughter loves it. :)

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Summary: Great for Many Purposes!
Review: This is a terrific coloring/activity book for Pagan kids, or any children raised to respect all religions. Geared for the under-13 age level, it covers all the basics. It's largely influenced by traditional Witchcraft teachings (perhaps some Dianic in there, too), which is wonderful but could raise a lot of questions from the kids if your family is a bit more eclectic (although I haven't yet met a Pagan parent who objected to questions!). My 8-year-old loved it.

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Summary: Very basic and traditional
Review: This is a terrific coloring/activity book for Pagan kids, or any children raised to respect all religions. Geared for the under-13 age level, it covers all the basics. It's largely influenced by traditional Witchcraft teachings (perhaps some Dianic in there, too), which is wonderful but could raise a lot of questions from the kids if your family is a bit more eclectic (although I haven't yet met a Pagan parent who objected to questions!). My 8-year-old loved it.

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Summary: not bad....
Review: we bought this book due to it being about the only book out for pagan kids. It's very wicca-centric but acceptable in that light. For instance, it teaches that all gods are "the god" and all goddesses are "the goddess". Not polytheistic at all. We corrected a few grammar errors and a typo in our copy.
Good place to start....