Nativity story

The magic of Christmas and the beauty of the Nativity story can be challenging to convey to children with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD). However, with a thoughtful approach and the right resources, we can create a rich, engaging experience that brings this timeless tale to life through the power of sensory storytelling.

The Nativity Story

(4 of 4) High resolution official movie posters for The Nativity Story (2006) Directed by Catherine Hardwicke

Nativity

With 8.3 million views and a comment section full of love and awe, the film is now one of the top videos on the Church’s YouTube channel.

From the Nativity Story

The Nativity movie

People want to teach kids about the Nativity story, especially around Christmas. Its not always easy to find the right materials that are both engaging and appropriate for young minds.

This awesome download has everything you need to put on a skit or family lesson about the birth of Jesus. You could either dress up in costume and act out the play or use the little characters provided and let the kids do a sort-of puppet show.View This Tutorial

Behold His Glory – You Can Trust This Story By Dr. Tom Synder, Editor Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Dec. 25, 2017. As we all know,

Keisha Castle-Hughes and Oscar Isaac in The Nativity Story (2006)

Christmas poem and coloring page - Nativity story.

Why is Jesus known as Jesus ben Pantera? Is Jesus's father really a Roman soldier? And why is this little known story in all the ancient Holy Books such as the Jewish Talmud?