While my little ones aren’t ready for copywork or Bible
narration of Old Testament stories, Nate and I have found it important to teach
them early about the God of our home. I have gone through seasons where I will
read them a Psalm a day or a chapter of Proverbs a day. We’ve toyed with
different Bible storybooks. We currently have Kenneth Taylor’s Devotions for the Children’s Hour and Catherine Vos’s The Child’s Story Bible.
Vos’s book seemed a little much for my little ones for now, so it has been put
up on the shelf for later use.
For quite sometime now, we have implemented SCM’s scripture memory box in the morning along with the Westminster Catechism. Lily recently
moved into the Shorter Catechism book, while JJ remains in The Catechism for
Young Children. Another good supplement we have found for these is Judy Roger’s
CD Why Can’t I See God? We were able to check it out from our local
living books library and the children were very upset to return it.
A CM education will also implement a monthly hymn study. I
hope to some day move to a hymn study, but for the time being we have decided
singing psalms would be a good benefit for our family. We both come from a
Baptist background so the psalms sung in the Presbyterian Church are very new
to us. We currently enjoy doing a Psalm a month from Psalms of Praise. The acapella style of this CD is perfect for learning the psalms.
I look forward to seeing our children grow in the Lord
through their education. We may set a time aside for learning about God’s Word,
but we also hope that our children will see God’s hand in each subject they
encounter.
Check out THIS cute video of Lily a few years back...wow!
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