Bible Dominoes Review by Juliet David; Illustrated by Jo Parry

 

This domino game helps children to learn about the Bible and Jesus while playing! It also encourages communication, sharing, counting, and matching skills. The pieces are large and colorful, so they're easy to pick up, and the pictures are clear. The set includes 28 dominoes with a mixture of Bible story characters, numbers, and animals to match, as well as instructions and a story booklet explaining the stories featured on the cards. A useful resource for home, school, or Sunday school.

My Thoughts:

What kid doesn’t love a game of dominoes? Honestly, I have never met a kid who doesn’t enjoy playing dominoes.

When I saw Bible Dominoes up for review I was pretty excited. What a fun hands on approach to tell kids about Jesus while playing a game is just the icing on the cake.

This is intended for ages 3 and up. You will need 2-4 players. The set includes 28 dominoes which are very colorful and good eye catching illustrations. The dominoes are a nice size for little hands. The dominoes are also sturdy to stand up to many little kids. On each card you will see everything from Bible characters, animals, and numbers. There is also a story booklet with 8 stories from the Bible. They come in a nice box to keep the game together along with the story book.

The story book is very short and printed on paper which isn’t very durable for little ones. This is a nice booklet to read to young kids with very basic information in the Bible story but, if you want to teach your kids playing the game about the Bible stories you either need to know them yourself or you can look up the story in children’s Bible to add some depth to the game. Hey it’s a game and so you can add to it our just enjoy it how it is..

I would recommend this delightful game of Bible Dominoes. It truly would be a nice addition to home, or your church school. This would also make a nice present for someone.

Disclaimer: I provided an advanced reader copy of this book from Kregel Publication for free in order to write this review. All thoughts and opinions are mine and were not subject to editing from the publisher.