Little Pilgrim's Progress....hands-on project?

[Beth in SW WA]

Does anyone have a link to a lapbook or a project based on this version by Helen Taylor?

 

This book is delightful for children. My dds are loving it. The symbolism is wonderful. Very enlightening for all of us.

 

I am inspired to read the original. Starting tonight. :)

 

This study guide from RR looks wonderful.

 

I would love to buy this audio version.

 

Thankfully we have the Focus On The Family Adventure in Odyssey version of it on an old cassette. :)

 

I'm compiling a list of resources and I'd love a hands-on project.

 

Thank you in advance for any ideas!!

[jewel7123]

I'd love to get ideas for this as well, as I own this book. What ages do you think this book is best for Beth?

[Beth in SW WA]

Dd7 is reading it to herself. I am reading it to dd6. It is perfect for this age. They totally understand the symbolism. Dd7 has a profound understanding of Scripture, God, Jesus, Satan, sin, angels, etc.

 

She reads her little Picture Bible for hours. I have to make her put it down to do schoolwork.

 

So LPP is right up her alley. She gets it. :)

 

I think LPP would be great for young ones -- with or without prior 'religious' exposure. The story is fantastic and pulls you in from the first page.

Edited January 5, 2011 by Beth in SW WA
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[PeterPan]

 

http://www.hymntime.com/tch/htm/h/e/w/hewhowvb.htm Here's the hymn to go with the book. There are several melodies commonly used, but I like this one. :)

[Beth in SW WA]

Thanks, Elizabeth. :)