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We are starting our 2nd week of LHFHG and my dd is loving it! I was so concerned about all of the reading and I thought it would be too much for her, but she has really enjoyed it and has excellent comprehension. Yeah! I was just wondering how everyone keeps track of the Bible verses. Do you post them all on the wall, or write them out and put them in a binder? I would like my dd to see them again after the week is over, but I am not sure what would be the best way to do that. I would like to review them throughout the year, so she can remember all of them when the year is over. Does anyone do this? If so, how do you do it? Any ideas? Thanks for any tips!

Hi, we just write out our Bible verses on index cards and put them in a little cheap photo album. I got a small plastic one at Wal-Mart for $1 in the scrapbooking area.

Hope this helps!

We are on week 3. I write the Bible verse on an index card. I use it as my bookmark in my teachers guide/manual for the week. When we are done with that one, it goes into the $1 Walmart holder (just like the previous poster). We continue to play the Steve Green songs from the previous two weeks as my kids enjoy them. If you look ahead, in the manual, however, Carrie does a review week. It is the 6th week. So there is a new verse each week for 5 weeks. Monday of the 6th week she reviews unit 1's verse, Tuesday reviews unit 2, and so on. She does that throughout the book. So Carrie's got you covered!

HTH

I cut out little hearts and wrote the verse on each one as we learned them. I placed them on a piece of poster board that was on the wall. It was fun to see all the verses we learned and it looked cute.

We hi-lighted the verses in my ds's Bible. It's really neat now to see so much of his Bible hi-lighted yellow with words he's "hidden in his heart" over the many years of committing Scripture to memory through HOD. He gets so excited when the Pastor of our church says the verses in yellow. He beams at me and winks saying, "I know this one." Anyway, it's just kind of neat to see how much they're learning from the Bible with HOD.

In Christ,
Julie