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Just want to confirm that our children need a Bible for Beyond? I didn't see one, but could have overlooked something.

I am not sure what you mean? I do use my Bible on Day 5 with my son in Beyond, but there is no Bible type book for that guide (if you are talking about something like the Family Time Bible used in Little Hearts or the DK Illustrated Family Bible in CTC).

You bet you need a Bible! Good call - HOD strives to have dc in the Bible every day. It always helps me to read through the Introduction, Learning Through History, Learning the Basics part of the guides at the beginning. It doesn't take long and lays out the whole year beautifully for me in a nutshell! Here are the parts that pertain to the Bible memory/study boxes:
Bible Memory Work
A new memory verse is introduced each unit. Each memory verse has a
practical meaning for young students, and also reinforces God’s plan
throughout history. A variety of daily memory activities incorporate gross
motor skills to help students enjoy memorizing these important verses.
Bible Study
Daily Bible study questions are meant to instill Biblical values by training
children to read and reflect on God’s word. The questions work best
with the King James or NIV version of the Bible. Each unit includes the
following Bible study activities in coordination with the history stories:
*Day 1: introduction and interpretation of the memory verse
*Day 2: personal application of the memory verse
*Day 3: observation of Godly character through devotional reading
*Day 4: practical application of the devotional character trait
*Day 5: exploration of a Bible passage focusing on Godly living

HTH, and have fun with Beyond! It's an awesome guide!
In Christ,
Julie

my3sons wrote:You bet you need a Bible! Good call - HOD strives to have dc in the Bible every day. It always helps me to read through the Introduction, Learning Through History, Learning the Basics part of the guides at the beginning. It doesn't take long and lays out the whole year beautifully for me in a nutshell! Here are the parts that pertain to the Bible memory/study boxes:
Bible Memory Work
A new memory verse is introduced each unit. Each memory verse has a
practical meaning for young students, and also reinforces God’s plan
throughout history. A variety of daily memory activities incorporate gross
motor skills to help students enjoy memorizing these important verses.
Bible Study
Daily Bible study questions are meant to instill Biblical values by training
children to read and reflect on God’s word. The questions work best
with the King James or NIV version of the Bible. Each unit includes the
following Bible study activities in coordination with the history stories:
*Day 1: introduction and interpretation of the memory verse
*Day 2: personal application of the memory verse
*Day 3: observation of Godly character through devotional reading
*Day 4: practical application of the devotional character trait
*Day 5: exploration of a Bible passage focusing on Godly living

HTH, and have fun with Beyond! It's an awesome guide!
In Christ,
Julie

Thanks! I didn't see one while I was filling my cart for Beyond and didn't want to overlook something:) My DD loves her Bible, so she will be thrilled to be able to use it.