Do your children realize that they have different “TATORS” in them, and they can choose to be any Tator that they want to be?

This fun book helps children see the different Tators that they can be like at times. As you read WHAT KIND OF “TATOR” ARE YOU? you can teach your children all about the attributes of the different Tators. Children are drawn to these funny Tators and begin to see how their attitudes can affect others.

Yes, they can choose to be an AgiTATOR with their sister, brother, or friend. They can be a HesiTATOR when it comes to being brave, learning, or trying something new. They can be a CommenTATOR when they think they know more than anyone else. They can be a SpecTATOR just standing by, looking on, and not using their knowledge and talents at all. They can be the bossy DicTATOR. Or they can be an ImiTATOR. This Tator is imitating the behavior, attitude, and attributes of Christ.

The ImiTATOR shows the other Tators how to be caring, kind, patient, honest, filled with joy, and loving. The result is that ALL the Tators see that they can become ImiTATORs too. Even the AgiTATOR shares his love and caring with a brand-new Tator, the DicTATOR.

This book is the perfect book to introduce the virtues, attitudes, and attributes of an ImiTATOR. You will want to add it to every child’s and grandparent’s library. What a wonderful donation to provide for your favorite Sunday school teachers’ collections! It will make an excellent gift for birthdays and Christmas too.

So, WHAT KIND OF “TATOR” ARE YOU?

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• The Tator Game – Players take turns matching with the Tator or the Virtue on the card
• Memory – simple configurations to very complex arrangements can be made to have the player match two Tators. (Alone or in pairs)
• Go Tator – Similar of “Go Fish,” but a set requires all six matching Tators to have a complete set.

These games have various options and configurations, depending on the age of the player and the number of players. If a single deck is used, the ideal maximum is four players. If two decks are used, up to six and even eight players can play.

Along with playing these games, you will enjoy the discussions about the different types of TATORs and their actions. Get a set or two and start playing today.

This is a preorder. Product expected to ship December 15th.

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