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LITTLE ANGELS: ABC'S

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In ABCs, Alex and Zoe, are first introduced to the angels, who help them learn to read by showing them how to recognize letters by their shapes and relate them to real-life images. The angels use concepts from the Bible to help them remember, for instance, "J" looks like a fishing hook, like one you might use to catch the Big Fish that ate Jonah -- which starts with a "J." The angels also help Zoe and Alex appreciate each other and treat each other fairly, with honesty and without jealousy. Young children from religious families will delight in seeing Alex and Zoe as they are helped by angels and get to talk to characters they've only read about - or, since they are preschool-aged, been told about. It is comforting to children of this age to feel as if they are never really alone and they are always loved. Each vignette is short; three fit nicely into a 30-minute DVD, and you can choose a single episode, or story, at a time. The DVDs also include some special features. Roma Downey explains her underlying idea and gives parents tips for listening to their children. You can watch music videos covering the topics of each of the stories and animated with images from each. The Little Angels ABCs, Little Angels Animals and Little Angels 1, 2, 3's DVDs feature a great deal of interactive extras, including charming music videos and downloadable activity sheets, plus a downloadable bonus digital copy of each lesson that will allow for learning on the go.

Preschool twins Alex and Zoe are blessed to have eight Little Angels watching over them, painted on their bedroom ceiling. The angels come to life when the children need them most, guiding them through the challenges of their young lives. In this episode, with the help of their new angel friends, Alex and Zoe learn all the letters in the alphabet. As they move from A to Z, the twins also discover the importance of sharing, forgiveness and trusting that God loves them!