Nine Ways to Win

<p>Let the fun begin! Get the activity book full of tips that teach kids how to succeed.</p><p>Spark the attention of school-age kids with puzzles and games that introduce traits such as dependability and self-regulation. Full of examples that meet kids where they are the book doesn't leave them guessing how to put them to use.</p><p>Do your kids need a break from screen-time? Or maybe you're a teacher with no time to prep a class. Here's your go-to for a one-room-schoolhouse of mixed ages. Need some handouts? Pick a page put on a copier and push Print! Some kids might love coloring the posters while others work a maze or crossword. And perk up a rainy day with an easy craft or recipe.</p><p>Nine Ways to Win: Fruit of the Spirit Activity Book includes...</p><ul><li>12 Mind-broadening word games</li><li>9 Original posters with creative coloring tips</li><li>5 Poems exploring kid-relevant topics</li><li>2 Easy recipes that make their point in a tasty (or even disgusting) way</li><li>8 Brainstorms that prime kids to begin really thinking things through</li><li>9 Simple crafts for the fun of it</li><li>8 Empathy-building games simulating hardships faced by many</li><li>5 Mazes...And more! </p><p><strong>What Readers say about Nine Ways to Win: Fruit of the Spirit Activity Book</strong></p><p>A fun way to instill values in children.</p><p>While activities to reinforce faith topics are difficult to find this book solves that problem by giving equal time to each fruit. For novice or well-seasoned teachers this book lends itself to engaging diverse ages and learning levels. As a director of education for a church for eight years I see this as a tool and resource that can stand alone or be used alongside its parent book: Manners & Tips for Caring Kids Based on the Fruit of the Spirit by the same author.</p><p>I made my very own kindness bracelet today! It came out perfect according to instructions. There's a great variety of activities. Some require more work or materials and some just require a pencil...I really love the Goodness recipe-fun and a great object lesson.</p><p>Well-thought-out and well-paced the workbook is easy to follow. Hand 'em this book and let 'em run with it!</p>