I want my children, at home and in my classes at church, to read. Summertime, while kids are out of school, is a great time to encourage reading. There are so many reading programs to get children to read while they are on a break. It has been proven that kids who read during the summer, retain more of the information that they’ve learned. What about the Bible? The most important book that anyone could read would be the Bible. Why don’t we encourage our children to read the Bible?
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I have put together this Bible Reading chart to help encourage our children to read the Bible. You can set it us to where you are having your children read a certain amount of time or verses. Use this chart in the way that you see that fits your class best.
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