World Christmas Activity Pads With Crayons

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Explore other cultures and how they celebrate the holiday season with these World Christmas Activity Pads With Crayons! These fantastic favors are great for a Sunday school Christmas party! Each 20-pg. book includes a pack of 4 assorted crayons. Safe and non-toxic. Paper. (1 dozen per set) 4" x 4" Conforms to ASTM D-4236. © OTC

$6.50 Per Dozen

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World Christmas Activity Pads With Crayons 4.0 5 1 1

Wished I knew it had biblical reference I bought this to compliment a "Christmas around the world" themed event for children. It is a cute idea, and the quality is generally like much of their activity book items. The only two "cons" is that I wish I had known there was a biblical passage and another religious reference in the booklet. The impression is that the focus of the booklet is about cultural comparisons, and not religion. This is to be used for a classroom, and we really shouldn't use items with such overt religious references. I'm hoping I can still use these! Lastly, there is one page inside that says in Mexico Christmas is also called Three Kings Day. This is not true - it references the Epiphany day of January 6th. I can't comment on the accuracy of the rest of the booklet, but I hope I'm not misinforming children! December 11, 2012