It is fitting that we are studying the crucifixion of Christ (as Easter is soon approaching). She understands, as a result of the study, what Christ went through on the cross for us. She was grieved to the point of tears one night in how terrible He was treated. She was so eager to read the next chapter and find out what happened.
This style of study gets these little ones learning at such a young age. To study for themselves and create a habit of time with God each day. I wanted to leave you with a page of her story board drawings from John 19.
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Oh! Thanks for the reminder...my daughter did one of these earlier this year and it was great. I am going to look for some more at the HS convention this weekend!!
I'm so glad these have worked out for you guys. We love them, although I must admit that the boys don't like the "coloring" parts.
You are so blessed!
We haven't tried these yet, though I have heard good things about them.
Tally - We're so glad you are enjoying your class. How wonderful that you can study the Bible - just like mommie! We love you! Grammy & Papa
That looks like a great study!
Thanks for the suggestion! I'm looking for a Bible study program for children... I'll order a sample copy.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'm looking for a Bible study program for children... I'll order a sample copy.
Boys never like the "coloring parts" but I've yet to find a religion program for kids that doesn't have a LOT of it. As a teacher and Religious Ed director, I always find a bunch of more hands-on and active ways to accomplish the same thing. Works much better!
Looking foward to being apart of a Pricepts Study in CA. Thanks for the challenge. I'll have to look into the books for the boys...
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