Encouraging you to read, learn, love, and live God's Word . . . author and editor DIANE STORTZ
Monday, October 8, 2012
How to Make Memory Verses Magnetic
Memory Monday
Sometimes we need a little help to get verses to stick with us.
How about using magnets?
Last week I wrote "Let the Children Come," about how much I enjoyed helping my five-year-old grandson memorize Genesis 1:1 and Psalm 106:1 while I was visiting.
We Skyped over the weekend. He still has the first verse down. He needed a little prompting to remember parts of the second. But he was proud to be able to repeat them both.
He's learning to read. So I found some colorful card stock and printed out the verses in big type with extra spaces between the words. I cut out the strips and stuck them to a long magnetic strip with adhesive backing. Then I cut the words apart.
I am not crafty, but this was easy!
When Sol was a toddler, he loved the colorful ABCs we stuck to the fridge. I think he'll have fun arranging his verses and love these magnetic words even more.
And I pray that the truths in the verses will stick in his heart as the words stick on the fridge.
So now I must go put his very own magnetic verses in the mail to him!
(And honestly, to help me learn a verse that tends to trip me up, I just might try this myself.)
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This is great! If I was a little more patient, I would make these, but I have an app on my phone that does it for me. :p hehe I think I will make this for my 3yo soon though. :) Thanks for sharing this idea.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! Glad you like the idea, and thanks for stopping by.
DeleteWhat a great idea...thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Jacque. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteAw, wish I had little kids or grandkids to do this for. I may just have to do it for myself. :-)
ReplyDeleteI know!!
DeleteWhen I worked in publishing, I always thought a book of magnetic words to use to form prayers or verses would be fun ... the idea never quite went away. There used to be little tins of words you could buy on various themes too.
Thanks for stopping by!
What a great idea! I, like Lisa, just need some kids to try it out on.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janice. I mailed the pieces to my grandson yesterday. Can't wait for him to get them and to find out how he likes it!
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