Learning About Jesus: An Interactive Study Guide for Kids

As parents, youth leaders, and educators, our greatest desire is to see the children we love grow a deep, unshakeable root system in Christ. But transforming a child’s faith from abstract Sunday school stories into a personal, everyday relationship requires the right tools.

In Learning About Jesus: An Interactive Study Guide for Kids, experienced children’s author Mary Erickson delivers a beautifully designed, engaging roadmap that brings the Gospels to life. This isn’t a dry textbook or a simple book of coloring pages. Instead, it is a hands-on, interactive journey through the life, miracles, ministry, and character of Jesus Christ.

Written with a perfect blend of depth and accessibility, Erickson guides young hearts to explore who Jesus really is, why He came, and what it means to follow Him today. Through thoughtful prompts, scripture reading, and creative application activities, kids don’t just memorize facts about Jesus—they discover how much He loves them and how to actively walk with Him.

“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” — Matthew 19:14

What Makes This Study Guide Essential:

• Truly Interactive Learning: Packed with age-appropriate journaling spaces, thought-provoking questions, crosswords, and application challenges that keep kids engaged.

• Gospel-Centered Foundation: Walks chronologically through the major events of Jesus’ earthly ministry, ensuring a solid theological foundation.

• Personal Application: Every lesson bridges the gap between historical Bible events and a child’s modern, daily choices at school and at home.

• Versatile Design: Perfect for independent morning devotions, family Bible study time, or elementary Sunday school curriculum.

Product Specifications

• Author: Mary Erickson

• Format: Paperback / Workbook style (lay-flat friendly for writing)

• Recommended Ages: 7 to 11 years

• Ideal For: Family devotionals, homeschooling, and church small groups