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Posted: July 21 2008 at 6:55pm | IP Logged Quote sewcrazy
I had planned on my dd (age 9) reading the daily readings and using the Gospel for narration. But while sorting books I found a "Read the Bible in a Year" book for children. She doesn't have a good grasp of chronology of the Bible, so I thought this would be a good plan instead.

We also read "Daily Saints for Young Readers" each day.

Any ideas of which would be better, Mass readings or Bible stories?

LeeAnn

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Posted: July 21 2008 at 8:02pm | IP Logged Quote Mary G
LeeAnn -- we found that reading the OT thru helped solidify our ancient history unit. When reading the Bible in order, it really helps place things and events ... especially if you use something like the Navarre Bible Commentary on the Pentateuch (OT) or one of the gospels (like Matthew). At first, your daughter would probably need help reading the commentary, but she'd get it after a while (it's really well written).

Another option, for the NT, would be reading Marigold Hunt's A Life of Our Lord for Children which is more story-like.

ETA: Altho doing the daily readings would be a good idea, it would be hard for your daughter to make the links of the story-line as the readings don't necessarily follow in order .... if you know what I mean?

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Posted: July 21 2008 at 8:27pm | IP Logged Quote sewcrazy
Thank you for the links Mary.

I think sequential Bible reading is the plan for her, and my older son will read aloud the dailies at lunch.

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