BTW - I translate some or all words of the memory verse into ASL for them. http://www.aslpro.com is a great resource. My translations aren't technically correct as ASL sentence structure is different than English, but I figured to build their sign vocabulary it wasn't an issue right now.
Memory Verses stick with you
Memory Verses stick with you
My girls are learning the memory verses from the ABC devotion book in LHTH. They have been pretty appropriate so far. "A soft answer turns away wrath" is definitly one I have been thinking of to keep my patience in check. I also had to giggle a little with the choice of "Children obey your parents in all things..." In the car today my almost three year old was having a melt down about not getting her way about something. The oldest pipped up and in a nice tone reminded her sister of "Do all things without complaining and disputing." Then she turned to me and said "Is she complaining or disputing or both right now?" I replied that it was a little of both and tried not to crack up too much.
BTW - I translate some or all words of the memory verse into ASL for them. http://www.aslpro.com is a great resource. My translations aren't technically correct as ASL sentence structure is different than English, but I figured to build their sign vocabulary it wasn't an issue right now.
BTW - I translate some or all words of the memory verse into ASL for them. http://www.aslpro.com is a great resource. My translations aren't technically correct as ASL sentence structure is different than English, but I figured to build their sign vocabulary it wasn't an issue right now.
2016-2017
dd1 - ResToRef
dd2 - Preparing
dd3 - Beyond
dd4 - LHTH
dd1 - ResToRef
dd2 - Preparing
dd3 - Beyond
dd4 - LHTH
Re: Memory Verses stick with you
What a cute example out of the mouth of babes!
I love to see kiddos internalizing and applying God's word to daily living. That's what it's all about!
Thanks for sharing. You gave me a smile today!
Blessings,
Carrie
Thanks for sharing. You gave me a smile today!
Blessings,
Carrie
Re: Memory Verses stick with you
Shimmer - I can just picture that whole scene in my head (having had my 2 yo have similar meltdowns in the car). I love your dc's response to that!
I took a sign language class in college and loved it. We even learned to sign to songs - it was really a neat experience, and knowing even basic sign language has really helped me with various times in my life. During college, I worked at a movie theater, and we had a deaf man come in all of the time - I was the only person who could converse at all with him, and he loved it as much as I did.
What a neat idea you have for doing that!
In Christ,
Julie
In Christ,
Julie
Enjoyed LHTH to USII
Currently using USI
Wife to Rich for 28 years
Mother to 3 sons, ages 23, 20, and 16
Sister to Carrie
Currently using USI
Wife to Rich for 28 years
Mother to 3 sons, ages 23, 20, and 16
Sister to Carrie
Re: Memory Verses stick with you
We have been using the ABC devotion for 4 years with our 6 yr old son...we started using HOD this year (and we are loving it...)
I can't wait until my DD is talking more and we can start using it with her. Every day I see her speech delay improving and know that time is closer and closer. one of our family favorites!!
I can't wait until my DD is talking more and we can start using it with her. Every day I see her speech delay improving and know that time is closer and closer. one of our family favorites!!
Shimmer wrote:My girls are learning the memory verses from the ABC devotion book in LHTH. They have been pretty appropriate so far. "A soft answer turns away wrath" is definitly one I have been thinking of to keep my patience in check. I also had to giggle a little with the choice of "Children obey your parents in all things..." In the car today my almost three year old was having a melt down about not getting her way about something. The oldest pipped up and in a nice tone reminded her sister of "Do all things without complaining and disputing." Then she turned to me and said "Is she complaining or disputing or both right now?" I replied that it was a little of both and tried not to crack up too much.
BTW - I translate some or all words of the memory verse into ASL for them. http://www.aslpro.com is a great resource. My translations aren't technically correct as ASL sentence structure is different than English, but I figured to build their sign vocabulary it wasn't an issue right now.
Kirstin
wife to Scott since 2001
step-mom to ds (14) in private school
mom to ds (5 1/2) will start LHFHG 2009-2010
mom to dd (2) who is speech delayed and has just started speech therapy
wife to Scott since 2001
step-mom to ds (14) in private school
mom to ds (5 1/2) will start LHFHG 2009-2010
mom to dd (2) who is speech delayed and has just started speech therapy