https://littlevine.app/Little Vine is a faith-based learning app for children ages 2–8: Bible stories, learning games and a structured curriculum in Math, English, Science, Art and Faith & Character. No ads. Free games and stories to start.enhttps://littlevine.app/blog/faith-and-learning-belong-together/https://littlevine.app/blog/faith-and-learning-belong-together/Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTCurriculumFor Christian families, Bible stories can connect faith with counting, conversation, creativity and everyday discovery. Start with one story and one small activity.https://littlevine.app/blog/bible-stories-build-early-literacy/https://littlevine.app/blog/bible-stories-build-early-literacy/Tue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTLiteracyShared Bible-story reading offers chances to name pictures, explore words and retell events. Here is how to make those conversations enjoyable at ages 2–8.https://littlevine.app/blog/creation-science-lesson-disguise/https://littlevine.app/blog/creation-science-lesson-disguise/Sat, 29 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTScienceUse Genesis 1 as a starting point for noticing light, plants, animals and the sky. Keep the Bible account and scientific explanations clear and distinct.https://littlevine.app/blog/raising-curious-kind-kids/https://littlevine.app/blog/raising-curious-kind-kids/Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTParentingMake room for questions, model care and practise small helpful actions. Everyday habits can give children opportunities to explore and consider other people.https://littlevine.app/blog/teaching-children-to-pray/https://littlevine.app/blog/teaching-children-to-pray/Wed, 05 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTFaithModel short, honest prayers and invite children to join without pressure. Flexible ideas for toddlers, preschoolers and early primary children.https://littlevine.app/blog/why-we-built-without-ads/https://littlevine.app/blog/why-we-built-without-ads/Wed, 22 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMTCompanyChildren's learning should not be interrupted by advertising. Here is why Little Vine keeps ads out, how access works and what parents should review about privacy.https://littlevine.app/stories/in-the-beginning/https://littlevine.app/stories/in-the-beginning/Bible storiesGenesis 1:1–2:3. Before anything existed — before the sun and the stars, before the birds and the fish, before even the mountains — there was God. And God had an idea: a beautiful world full of colour, life, and love.https://littlevine.app/stories/noahs-ark/https://littlevine.app/stories/noahs-ark/Bible storiesGenesis 6–9. Noah was a man who listened to God — even when no one else did. When God said 'Build a boat,' Noah didn't say 'But there's no ocean here!' He picked up his tools and got to work.https://littlevine.app/stories/baby-moses/https://littlevine.app/stories/baby-moses/Bible storiesExodus 2:1–10. His mother made a tiny boat out of reeds and placed her baby inside with the gentlest hands. She trusted God to keep him safe. And God was watching the whole time.https://littlevine.app/stories/joseph-and-his-coat/https://littlevine.app/stories/joseph-and-his-coat/Bible storiesGenesis 37–45. Joseph had eleven brothers and a coat of many colours, and at least one of those things would cause him serious trouble. His brothers were jealous — so jealous they did something terrible.https://littlevine.app/stories/david-and-goliath/https://littlevine.app/stories/david-and-goliath/Bible stories1 Samuel 17. Goliath was so tall his shadow was bigger than most men. Every soldier in Israel was afraid of him. Every soldier except one boy who spent his days watching sheep and singing to God.https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-feeds-five-thousand/https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-feeds-five-thousand/Bible storiesJohn 6:1–14. Five thousand people were hungry, and all anyone could find was a boy's lunch — five small loaves and two tiny fish. The disciples said 'It's not enough.' Jesus said 'Bring it here.'https://littlevine.app/stories/ruth-and-naomi/https://littlevine.app/stories/ruth-and-naomi/Bible storiesRuth 1–4. Naomi had lost everything — her home, her husband, her sons. She told her daughters-in-law to go back to their own families. But Ruth said: 'Where you go, I will go. Your God will be my God.'https://littlevine.app/stories/the-good-shepherd/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-good-shepherd/Bible storiesLuke 15:3–7. A shepherd had a hundred sheep. One little lamb wandered away and got lost in the hills. The shepherd counted: ninety-eight, ninety-nine… He left the whole flock to find the one.https://littlevine.app/stories/esther-saves-her-people/https://littlevine.app/stories/esther-saves-her-people/Bible storiesEsther 1–10. Esther was a queen who had a secret — she was Jewish. And there was a man in the palace who hated the Jewish people and had a terrible plan. Only Esther was close enough to the king to stop him.https://littlevine.app/stories/daniel-and-the-lions/https://littlevine.app/stories/daniel-and-the-lions/Bible storiesDaniel 6. Every day, three times a day, Daniel opened his window toward Jerusalem and prayed. When the king made a law saying no one could pray to God, Daniel opened his window and prayed.https://littlevine.app/stories/paul-and-silas-in-prison/https://littlevine.app/stories/paul-and-silas-in-prison/Bible storiesActs 16:16–40. They were locked in the deepest part of the prison, their feet in stocks, their backs hurting. But at midnight, Paul and Silas began to sing. The other prisoners were listening.https://littlevine.app/stories/elijah-and-the-still-small-voice/https://littlevine.app/stories/elijah-and-the-still-small-voice/Bible stories1 Kings 19. Elijah was tired — the kind of tired that goes all the way to the bone. He sat under a juniper tree and said, 'I can't do this anymore, Lord.' God sent an angel. The angel didn't lecture him. He let him sleep.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-lost-coin/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-lost-coin/Bible storiesLuke 15:8–10. Jesus told a story. A woman had ten coins.https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-blesses-the-children/https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-blesses-the-children/Bible storiesMark 10:13–16. Families brought children to Jesus. They wanted his blessing.https://littlevine.app/stories/one-thankful-man/https://littlevine.app/stories/one-thankful-man/Bible storiesLuke 17:11–19. Jesus was near a village. Ten men stood far away.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-wise-and-foolish-builders/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-wise-and-foolish-builders/Bible storiesMatthew 7:24–27. Jesus told a story. Two people built houses.https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-calms-the-storm/https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-calms-the-storm/Bible storiesMark 4:35–41. Jesus and his friends sailed. They crossed the lake.https://littlevine.app/stories/zacchaeus-up-the-tree/https://littlevine.app/stories/zacchaeus-up-the-tree/Bible storiesLuke 19:1–10. Jesus was passing through Jericho. Zacchaeus wanted to see him.https://littlevine.app/stories/samuel-hears-a-voice/https://littlevine.app/stories/samuel-hears-a-voice/Bible stories1 Samuel 3:1–21. Samuel helped Eli serve God at Shiloh. Eli was old, and his eyesight was fading.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-widows-oil/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-widows-oil/Bible stories2 Kings 4:1–7. A mother went to the prophet Elisha for help. Her husband had died, and she owed money.https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-heals-bartimaeus/https://littlevine.app/stories/jesus-heals-bartimaeus/Bible storiesMark 10:46–52. Bartimaeus sat beside the road near Jericho. He could not see and asked people for help.https://littlevine.app/stories/abraham-and-the-stars/https://littlevine.app/stories/abraham-and-the-stars/Bible storiesGenesis 15:1–6; 21:1–7. Abraham once had the name Abram. He had no child and wondered about his future.https://littlevine.app/stories/jonah-and-the-big-fish/https://littlevine.app/stories/jonah-and-the-big-fish/Bible storiesJonah 1–4. God sent Jonah to warn the city of Nineveh. Jonah chose a ship going the other way.https://littlevine.app/stories/peter-walks-on-water/https://littlevine.app/stories/peter-walks-on-water/Bible storiesMatthew 14:22–33. Jesus sent his friends ahead in a boat. He went up a mountain alone to pray.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-sower/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-sower/Bible storiesMark 4:1–20. People gathered beside the lake to hear Jesus. From a boat, he told a parable about a farmer.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-tower-of-babel/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-tower-of-babel/Bible storiesGenesis 11:1–9. People once shared one language. They settled on a plain in Shinar.https://littlevine.app/stories/easter-morning/https://littlevine.app/stories/easter-morning/Bible storiesJohn 20:1–18. Jesus had died and been laid in a tomb. His friends were grieving.https://littlevine.app/stories/the-prodigal-son/https://littlevine.app/stories/the-prodigal-son/Bible storiesLuke 15:11–32. Jesus told a parable about a father with two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family property.https://littlevine.app/stories/gideons-little-army/https://littlevine.app/stories/gideons-little-army/Bible storiesJudges 6:11–16; 7:1–22. Midian had made life difficult for Israel. Gideon was threshing wheat in a hidden place when God's angel came.https://littlevine.app/stories/nehemiah-builds-the-wall/https://littlevine.app/stories/nehemiah-builds-the-wall/Bible storiesNehemiah 2–6. Nehemiah served a king far from Jerusalem. He was sad because the city's walls were broken and its gates burned.https://littlevine.app/stories/rahab-and-the-red-cord/https://littlevine.app/stories/rahab-and-the-red-cord/Bible storiesJoshua 2; 6:22–25. Rahab lived in Jericho, in a house built into its wall. Two men sent by Joshua came to her house.https://littlevine.app/stories/lazarus-comes-out/https://littlevine.app/stories/lazarus-comes-out/Bible storiesJohn 11:1–44. Lazarus lived in Bethany with his sisters, Mary and Martha. When he became ill, they sent a message to Jesus.