Children's Bible choice
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Children's Bible choice
Ladies,
Could someone point me toward, or give me any feedback about which Children's Bible to use for LHFHG? I saw it in a thread yesterday and I can't find it again! I am SET to order everything else, except that one thing! I just can't decide on which one...
Thanks!
Could someone point me toward, or give me any feedback about which Children's Bible to use for LHFHG? I saw it in a thread yesterday and I can't find it again! I am SET to order everything else, except that one thing! I just can't decide on which one...
Thanks!
ds, age 14
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!
Re: Children's Bible choice
LOVE the Family Time Bible in Pictures. My son loves it. The illustrations are beautiful and are real people, not cartoony.
Nancy
Dd29 married (w/2 sons 1/2/14, 5/24/16), ds27, dd25 married (w/dd born 8/9/16), dd25, dd22
Dd 19 HS in special ed
Dd14 RevtoRev
Ds12 RevtoRev
Ds 9 Preparing
Dd 5 LHFHG
Dd29 married (w/2 sons 1/2/14, 5/24/16), ds27, dd25 married (w/dd born 8/9/16), dd25, dd22
Dd 19 HS in special ed
Dd14 RevtoRev
Ds12 RevtoRev
Ds 9 Preparing
Dd 5 LHFHG
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Re: Children's Bible choice
Thank you for your insight!
Both are probably good choices....just want to make the best one for my kids! 


ds, age 14
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!
Re: Children's Bible choice
I'll just move this post over to the Main Board where more moms will see it.
All new posts begin on the Main Board.
As far as the Bibles for LHFHG go, you have already received good advice.
The Family-Time Bible is written for a younger audience, and 101 Favorite Bible Stories is written for an older audience. So, if your child is 5 or 6, then I'd lean toward The Family-Time Bible (as the stories are shorter).
If your child is closer to 7, or prefers longer stories with a more challenging vocabulary, then I'd lean toward 101 Favorite Stories... instead.
Both Bibles have beautiful illustrations and are enjoyed by many families. We pray you will enjoy LHFHG as much as we have with our boys!
Blessings,
Carrie


As far as the Bibles for LHFHG go, you have already received good advice.




Blessings,
Carrie
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Re: Children's Bible choice
We use & love 101 Favorite Stories. Either way, I think you'll be fine!
Heidi
loving teaching my rewards!!!
Girlie (dd7) - Beyond, 4 days/week
Boy-o (ds4), LHTH, along for the ride!!! (all boy, whatever he can get his hands on, FULL OF ENERGY!)
Psalm 78:3-7
http://heidihovan.blogspot.com
loving teaching my rewards!!!
Girlie (dd7) - Beyond, 4 days/week
Boy-o (ds4), LHTH, along for the ride!!! (all boy, whatever he can get his hands on, FULL OF ENERGY!)
Psalm 78:3-7
http://heidihovan.blogspot.com
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Re: Children's Bible choice
We use the Family Time Bible- anything by Kenneth Taylor so far has been really good. In fact it's my hyperactive ds favorite subject- Bible!
2011-2012 plan
9.5 yr dd Preparing
7 yr ds finishing LHFHG
4 yr dd learning letters
almost 3yr dd tagging along
9.5 yr dd Preparing
7 yr ds finishing LHFHG
4 yr dd learning letters
almost 3yr dd tagging along
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Re: Children's Bible choice
Good to know because that's the one I got in the mail today! 

ds, age 14
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!
ds, age 8
dd, age 6
one on the way in September 2014!