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4-year-old son reviews
My 5-year-old son reviews Wild Kratts
My 4-year-old son is now my 5-year-old son. We thought it would be a good idea for him to review his new favorite show, Wild Kratts. Here he is: I watched it on TV and then I noticed it on there, and it became my favorite movie to watch. It’s about Martin and Chris, and … Continue reading
Another 4-year-old son review of The Berenstain Bears… this time: God Bless the Animals
Family Friday this week at Words on the Word comes on Saturday. Here my 4-year-old son reviews another Berenstain Bears book. See him review the first one here. For this review, my 4-year-old son’s 2-year-old brother joined us. The 2-year-old’s comments are in parentheses below, usually also in all caps, because that’s how he speaks. … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews The Berenstain Bears: Faith Gets Us Through
There’s three little cubs and Sister Bear says, “I’m scared.” And Brother says, “I’m scared.” And Fred says, “The Lord is my salvation.” There’s lots of rocks. I’ll count them: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, on … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews The Beginner’s Bible: Bible Story Favorites
The first story is about Adam and Eve in the Garden. A sneaky snake came, and God said, “Don’t eat fruit from this tree!” Then a big lie comes into the world. Then they have to leave. And then Jesus will always come to save people from their sins. The next story is about baby … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son’s further reflections on his yo-yo (original artwork)
My 4-year-old son reviewed a Duncan Butterfly yo-yo here. The above original artwork expresses his fascination with this newfound toy.
My 4-year-old son reviews Field of Peace by Joyce Meyer
This book is about baseball. Buh-buh-buh-buh baseball! Some of the characters’ names are Boyd, Arnold, Coach Pouch. Boyd is trying to win the baseball game. Arnold the Armadillo turns into a big ball, because he’s hiding. That means he’s scared. He curls up. The team stops and loses, but the giraffe tries to win. When … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews a Duncan Butterfly yo-yo
Not long after my 4-year-old son began doing book reviews on my blog (the best part of this blog, according to some), he had an idea. “I know, Dad. We could review a toy! We could review a yo-yo!” I emailed the folks at Duncan, not sure if there even is such a thing as … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews Zoom, Rocket, Zoom!
5, 4, 3… liftoff! It says, “Whoo-oom!” The astronauts are flying in the rocket ship. They’re in orange shirts. And they have space helmets on, and one is dark-skinned, and one is light-skinned. And there’s two seats, even cords, even channels to see how fast they go. Lunar landers–they shoot flying out on the side … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews Duck Soup
My 4-year-old’s prelude to the review, as we were getting ready to type it up: Remember what Catherine’s mom said? Only read it one time. We’ll look at it, and I’ll tell you, and we’ll review it. And now… his review of Duck Soup by Jackie Urbanovic. The story is about Max. Max is the … Continue reading
My 4-year-old son reviews The Jesus Storybook Bible
A long-time family favorite has been The Jesus Storybook Bible (subtitle: Every Story Whispers His Name). Friend and fellow blogger Robbie and his wife gave us this sweet gift when our now four-year-old was born. Following on the heels of his first book review, my four-year-old here reviews The Jesus Storybook Bible. (Cool thing: the author … Continue reading
