Kids Notepads with Cross Cutout – Pocket Size – Pack of 24

Description

These Kids notepads are pocket-size pads with a cross cutout on a colorful cover. Each one measures 2 1/2 inches by 4 inches and has 25 blank paper pages. Colors include red, orange, green, blue, purple and pink.

This pack comes with 24 pocket notepads that have a cross cutout cover. Each has 25 blank paper pages, opens from the top and measures 2 1/2 inches by 4 inches. They work as Sunday school and Vacation Bible School favors or game prizes. Kids who like to doodle or journal will use them too.

Do these notepads open from the top or from the side?

These notepads open from the top. You flip the pages up instead of turning them from the side.

How big are these notepads?

Each notepad measures 2 1/2 inches wide by 4 inches tall overall. That fits in a pocket, a backpack or a purse to carry along.

Kids can draw, jot down a memory verse, keep a short prayer list or journal about their walk with God. A teacher can hand one to each child for taking part or award one to the winner of a game. A pack of 24 covers a Sunday school class with spares left over.

Christian Notepads for VBS, Sunday School and Party Favors

Use these notepads as Vacation Bible School take-homes, Sunday school rewards or youth group handouts. They also fill party favor bags, Easter baskets and children’s church treat bags. Christian bookstores and gift shops stock them for the stationery shelf. Browse more kids stationery for other small gifts that are easy to hand out.

For teachers, children’s ministry leaders and parents, these Christian notepads are a small gift with a cross on the cover.

• Christian notepads with a cross cutout on a colorful cover
• Solid colors including red, orange, green, blue, purple and pink
• 25 blank paper pages per notepad
• Opens from the top
• Each notepad measures 2 1/2 in wide x 4 in tall, pocket size
• Paper material
• Sold as a pack of 24 notepads
• Occasions: Sunday school rewards, VBS favors, party favor bags, Easter baskets, youth groups and Christian gift shop counters