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(Ages 3-9) Kids' Activity Book for "Behave in a Manner Worthy of the Good News" Circuit Assembly

Introducing a workbook that transforms spiritual learning into an exciting journey for children. Perfect for the "Behave in a Manner Worthy of the Good News" circuit assembly, this comprehensive, full-color workbook is designed specifically for children ages 3 to 9. Measuring 8.5" x 11", it's an ideal size for small hands to hold and navigate.Get ready for a plethora of activities, including sticker puzzles, colorful mazes, and dot-to-dot games, designed to capture the imagination and promote spiritual growth. Encourage your child to trace scripture in large dotted letters and bring Bible stories to life through coloring pages.

Engaging Features to Boost Theocratic Learning:

Key Features of Each Talk Section:

Word Trace
Listening Game
"Scripture Game" Stickers
Talk-themed Activities: Activities are closely aligned with the themes of the assembly talks, enhancing children's understanding and engagement.

Benefits of this workbook:

Focused Attention: These thoughtfully-designed activities help children pay close attention to the program without becoming distracted
Activities Tailored for Ages 3 to 9: Enjoy a rich variety of age-appropriate, fun, and educational activities that captivate children's attention throughout the assembly.
Enhanced Retention: Designed to reinforce scriptural teachings and help children remember the vital lessons they learn during the circuit assembly.

Empower Your Children to Take Notes:

Choose this enriching kids' workbook for the circuit assembly, providing a supportive environment where even young ones can experience the benefits of note-taking.

Our Favorite Features

We are confident that parents and kids with love the many features in our workbooks! Here are just a few of our favorite features of the 2025 Circuit Assembly Workbooks for kids.

Word Trace

Almost every talk includes a "Word Trace". Little ones can trace the letters and "take notes" just like mommy and daddy!

"Scripture Game" Stickers

The "Scripture Game" is sure to be a hit in the assembly workbooks. If there is a kid that doesn't like sticking stickers, we have not met him yet. With the "scripture game" your children will transfer their love of stickers to an enjoyable listening activity.

Sticker Puzzles

Special sticker puzzles - just find the sticker to fill in the missing piece.

The Listening Game

Many talks have the "Listening Game." Encourages your child to pay close attention so they can color in the picture when they hear a specific word.

Coloring Activities

Featuring original artwork, there are many beautiful pictures to color pertaining to the talk given. Don't forget your pencil crayons!

Well Done! Stickers

Kids love stickers. And kids love rewards. As the assembly progresses, he or she will be able to reward his progress with these special "Well Done!" stars.

A Valuable Aid, Not a Distraction:

Our workbook is specially crafted to enhance children's attention during the assembly, rather than serving as a mere diversion. Every talk is accompanied by theme-relevant activities, complete with thoughtful features that inspire children to listen actively, absorb theocratic teachings, and contemplate personal application.

JW Circuit Assembly Notebooks Created for Young Learners:

Conceived by dedicated JW parents and intended for JW parents, these innovative circuit assembly workbooks are perfect for assisting children in remaining engaged during the "Behave in a Manner Worthy of the Good News" assembly. Constructed from quality paper, these durable and organized children's activity notebooks serve as the perfect resources for helping your child pay attention.

What Our Customers Say about our Children's Assembly Notebooks:

Aurelie M. shares: "The workbooks were greatly appreciated by the kids and parents of my congregation, especially the younger ones. They can color and draw to their heart's content and still learn about the program. Some parents even used it as a debrief in their family worship months later."

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