Explore the Bible with your child while cooking through 20 delicious recipes!
Part of the Beginning with God series.
Bake through the Bible helps parents with young children to explore the Bible with their child while having lots of fun cooking together.
This book contains 20 Bible stories, told in a simple, engaging style, that take your child through the whole storyline of the Bible. Each story is supported by a cooking activity that reinforces the main teaching, along with questions to discuss while cooking, and a simple recap to use when enjoying what they’ve cooked.
Cooking activities include:
- Sparkly promise cookies to remember God’s wonderful promises to Abraham
- Happy crepe faces in response to God’s promise to send His Rescuer and Forever-King
- Spiral tuna wraps for a picnic that links with Jesus’ miracle of feeding thousands
- An empty bread tomb with Easter dips to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection
You don’t have to be a good cook—just ready to have some fun as you Bake through the Bible!
1. God makes everything: Creation cookies
2. God’s people disobey him: Sad pizza faces
3. God makes amazing promises: Sparkly promise cookies
4. God’s people grow: Bread shapes
5. God rescues his people: Lamb burgers
6. God shows us how to live: Frozen fruit treats
7. God gives his people a home: Egg people in bread homes
8. God looks after his people: Thirst-quenching smoothies
9. God promises a Forever-King: Crown cookies
10. God promises a Rescuer: Happy crêpe faces
11. The birth of Jesus: Christmas cupcakes
12. The shepherds and the star: Starry jam tarts
13. Jesus feeds thousands: Spiral tuna wraps
14. Jesus calms the storm: Jelly boats
15. Jesus can open blind eyes: See-through eyes
16. Jesus dies: The cross: Hot cross buns
17. Jesus lives: The resurrection: Empty bread tomb with Easter dips
18. Jesus gives his friends a job: Fruity chocolate fudge gifts
19. Jesus can make our hearts clean: Dirty and clean heart biscuits
20. God's new creation: Gooey chocolate dessert
| Age range: | 2+ |
|---|---|
| Contributors | Susie Bentley-Taylor, Bekah Moore |
| ISBN | 9781909559004 |
| Format | Paperback |
| First published | August 2015 |
| Dimensions | 215mm x 270mm x 5mm |
| Weight | 0.28 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 64 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
I have been conscious as a pastor that Christian parents need, not only to be reminded that the chief responsibility for teaching their children the bible lies with them, but also, helped to know how to do this. This is a superb resource, which is user-friendly, biblically faithful and full of imaginative suggestions of how to communicate God's word to your pre-school children. It will provide great fun as well as spiritual - and physical! - nourishment.
Great book to introduce Bible stories to young children whilst also making yummy treats.. as a young family that home educates this has been a welcomed resource for our curriculum- home economics, Bible study and mathematics all in one!
This was a gift for my grandchildren aged 10 and 5. It’s already been a great success with them both and reading the stories during the cooking time is ideal. The star jam tarts with the Christmas story have already been cooked and eaten (in May!). Thoroughly recommend.
I am so thankful for this brilliant resource! We are now four sessions into using 'Bake through the Bible' at our lunchtime Bible Club at school. We only have half an hour and lots of children, so we take all the short-cuts with the baking, but the teaching points are so clear and concise- its just right for the childrens' attention span. The kids (from 4-11years) absolutely love the food related activities and it has helped them to recall the previous learning from the weeks before. It's a great introduction to the Bible for these children and I am absolutely thrilled to have found it! Thank you for putting this resource together and for sharing your wonderful ideas.
The 7 year old little girl whom I gave the book to said it was 'awesome'! I really liked it as the cooking instructions were clear and the links to the Bible stories were great. A really good way to learn about the Bible in a fun way.
My feeling about the 'Cooking through the Bible at Christmas' was the same only I felt the recipes were more interesting so I would rate that at 5 stars.
I bought this book for my mother to use with my niece and nephew. Though their parents are not yet believers, the children LOVE the book and the recipes. My 5 yr old nephew attempted to be uninterested, but upon reading the first story all other toys went to the ground and both children were captivated. Moving in to the kitchen to make creation cookies... the kids absolutely loved it! "Nana makes the best cookies" apparently. The promise cookies - were also a lot of fun - it was great hearing them tell us some of God's promises, though my niece did improvise and add pink food colouring when making the cookies!
I cannot recommend this book enough and pray hard that it leads to ultimate commitment to Christ for all using this exciting and relevant resource.
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