SCRIPTURE MEMORIZATION ROUTINE

How to set up a Scripture Memorization Routine

We work on our Memorization Routine Monday through Friday, but you can set up a schedule that works for you. Try to separate at least three days a week or the weekend for this routine.

Bible memorization does not replace Bible reading. Make sure your child still spends time reading their Bible every day!

If you are new to Bible Memorization or if you just love it, we have released a Scripture Memorization Coloring Activity book with resources to help you get started and stay inspired.

The book also brings instructions how to help toddlers with Bible memorization as well as kids that are still learning how to read.

The book can be found and purchased here:

Scripture Memorization Coloring Book For Kids: Scripture Practice Phase 1 - interactive coloring book and memorization routine Set Up Ready https://a.co/d/5RuzGqr

Remember that every child learns and memorizes Scripture at their own pace. Every child is unique and special. Resist the temptation to compare siblings with siblings or with anyone else!

Every Bible verse that your child memorizes is a treasure. Your child doesn’t have to know 100 Bible verses by the age of 5. Do not rush! Celebrate and value each verse memorized and remember that each verse is powerful! It is the Word of God!

In your everyday life, use every opportunity to talk about the verses being memorized and their meaning.

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