I'm trying to think about our schedule for the fall. I would really like to target school getting done from 9:15am - 11:45am. If not, we can do more during afternoon naps (from 1pm - 3pm). I've been trying to read as much as I can about everyone's schedules but specifically I am interested in the content of your morning devotion. I was thinking I wanted everyone up (7:30am), fed, chores and dressed before we do a morning devotion time together (to be completed by 8:30am).What portions of LHFHG do you use for your morning devotion? Or do you use a separate devotion? It looks like I could just use the "Bible Study" box, but there are some days where that is reading the devotions book (and we could look up the verses listed), and some days there is no reading (just memory verse practice). Then sometimes the key idea ties in so tightly with the Reading about History that I feel like I need to read that with it. I love that everything ties so nicely together, so how do I break off a chunk to use for morning devotion? If most have found success with using a separate devotion, suggestions for devotional books would be great!
Thanks for your help!
It's not just in the Bible box but saturated.) Our family does have a family devotion time, as my husband has a desire to do that with the kids. When we only had Grant and he was young, we read through story Bibles. Now that he's older, our favorites have been Our 24 Family Ways and the book we're currently using, Parenting With Scripture. I don't know that the last one is really designed to be a family devotional, but it's full of topics and then it gives Scripture that addresses those things. So, my husband is using it as a springboard to look up some of the different verses on the topic and talk about them with the kids. It has MANY things...like Cheerfulness, Anger, Friendship, Obedience, Complaining... I know that it's probably meant more for you as a parent to use as a reference for when you're seeing character issues in your kids so you can point them to God's Word and see what He has to say about how they're acting. But it's working well to use as a family at breakfast, too. 
). Anyway, at that time I was putting together the music for church, so I occasionally sang the songs we were going to use in the worship time Sunday with them, and then they could participate better in church because they were familiar with the words and tune of the songs. I've been thinking that I should see if I can get the lists for the Sundays I'm not the pianist (as I'm not choosing the music right now) so that we can sing during the week again. Just another idea...