"What did you learn in Sunday School today?" These take-home papers are great helpers for kids when they're asked that question. Primary Days correlates with the primary level Scripture Press Sunday School Curriculum lessons, helping boys and girls in first and second grade to see how the Sunday School lessons can apply in their everyday lives. These fresh, up-to-date papers with their lively graphics, age-appropriate reading levels, meaningful stories, and fun-filled activities will capture the interest of your 6-8 year olds without a doubt. Teachers will appreciate the memory verse on the front page of every issue, as well as the summary of the weekly Bible story on page 4. Two or three "To Talk About" questions following the Bible story are appropriate for additional discussion builders if needed. Primary Days distinguished itself earning the Evangelical Press Association Award of Excellence in 1997. Best of all, Primary Days encourages parent follow-up through the week as it stimulates faith in God, trust in Jesus Christ, reliance on the Holy Spirit, and growth in Christian character . . . all because the lesson doesn't end on Sunday (one per child).

• Publisher: David C. Cook
• David C. Cook Curriculum #: 4034

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David C. Cook is a nonprofit organization dedicated to publishing and distributing leadership and discipleship resources to help Christians all over the world grow in their faith and pass it on to the next generation. They call this "DiscipleShaping". They were established in 1875 by David Caleb Cook in Chicago, IL. Since that time, they have published numerous bestselling books from The Picture Bible to Crazy Love by Francis Chan, developed over ten lines of Sunday school curriculum, and published many of today's most popular praise and worship songs through their music division, Kingsway.