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Lunchbox Notes…another way to introduce Bible verses to your child.

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I love finding new ways to introduce Bible verses to my 6 year old. Thankfully she has always had a yearning to learn more…and I do believe  the fun ways we’ve introduced  the Word of God to her, have helped.

 

Now that she’s quite an accomplished reader, I decided to add my own lunch box notes in her lunch kit everyday, with the start of this new school year.

She loves the little love notes she gets but finds the jokes and amazing Did You Know facts that alternate each day, most interesting.

 

I’ve also made it a point to start each note with a Bible Verse for the Day. I didn’t know how well this would be accepted but I gave it a shot anyway…

 

Please don’t judge the scraggly handwriting. I have yet to master the practice of writing out my notes the previous night!!

 

The outcome?…

Fantastic!

 

Each afternoon when I pick Bunny girl up I ask what her verse for the day was. And without a hesitation, I  hear the verse that was read at 11.15 am that morning, recited back !

 

I’m thrilled because this gets me to search out the Word each morning for a simple but apt verse for my darling 1st grader…

and the verse holds her through the day.

 

 

 

Marina is a grateful, South Texas-based mom of two daughters and a son (an 18-year-old, 13-year-old and 10-year-old). Her husband, of 22 years, is her best friend and biggest cheerleader. The family loves soccer, basketball, their sweet rescue pup Jingle, good food and traveling!

What tides her through each day? A hot cup of cardamom chai, God's Faithfulness and Philippians 4:13!

5 Comments

  1. That’s very cool! The jokes are cute! It’s definitely a great idea! I homeschool so I don’t have to pack her lunch and her writing book has her memorize a scripture every week.

  2. What a neat idea! I want to start putting notes in my daughter’s lunch box now that she is in 1st grade and can read a little and I love this! 🙂

  3. What a lovely idea…am sure Bunny Girl looks forward to her little love notes as much as the contents of her lunch box !! xx

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