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Introducing Sparkhouse Family: Videos, books and more

June 21, 2016

Trusted Spark Resources Come Home
Sparkhouse has long been a trusted provider of Christian education resources and curricula. In recent years, the animated video portions of these resources have drawn rave reviews. For the most part, Sparkhouse resources were usually purchased and used by churches or schools. What about families and households who want access to this material?

With Sparkhouse Family, households can now preview and buy a variety of books, videos, and more. With the ability to purchase items one at a time (as opposed to buying an entire curriculum), parents and children can learn Bible stories and the Christian faith in fun and engaging ways.

Because all the content is created by Sparkhouse, users can be sure that the materials are aimed at children and their ways of learning. Even the animation and drawings are carefully considered based on what particular ages may best respond to.

Offerings from Sparkhouse Family
Those familiar with Sparkhouse curricula will be thrilled to see many favorites available through Sparkhouse Family, such as Spark, Holy Moly, Whirl, and Connect. The big difference is that this content can now be purchased as individual units: one video, or one book at a time. All childhood ages are covered, including offerings from Frolic, a new preschool series (birth to 5). Of course, Children’s Bibles are also available.

For example: a single book offers Mary and Martha and other Bible stories, richly illustrated in the Holy Moly theme (ages 3-10). Or a single video on Creation and Genesis, from the Connect Series (ages 9-12). Click the images below to see more.

Animation
For several years, Sparkhouse has been known for innovative and exciting animation which reaches children in fun yet meaningful ways. Watch the brief montage below to see some of their signature characters and styles:

This post was originally found at http://www.buildfaith.org/2016/05/25/sparkhouse-family/

 

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