Summer is an excellent time to focus on Scripture Memory with your family- no school schedule to worry about, no homework, more free time.

Why not challenge your kids to reach a Scripture Memory goal by the end of the summer? Mom and Dad can join in, too!

Here are some ideas:

  • Tackle an entire chapter or passage
  • Focus on a particular topic and learn verses that teach on that subject.
  • Choose a certain number of verses to memorize by the end of summer
  • Each child can set their own personal goal to reach
  • or work together as a family on the same passages and verses and keep each other accountable to reach the goal

If you like, celebrate at the end of the summer with a special family outing or treat for those who participated and reached their goals.

Whatever you choose- if you commit even just 5 minutes a day to working on Scripture Memory- you will be amazed how much your family will memorize.
Individual Resources
Color flashcards teaching obedience, gratefulness, and kindness
Teach your children how to respond scripturally in various life situations. 
Each card includes a verse from Proverbs, as well as a simple question and answer on each card to help children see how the verses apply to their daily lives.
1 Peter Flashcards
32 key verses to memorize from the Book of I Peter.
Learning the Word from A to Z
A delightfully illustrated set of flashcards for use in learning Scripture and also the sounds of letters. The front of the card has the letter of the alphabet and verse to memorize. The back of the card has color pictures of things that begin with the letter.  
Learn practical guidelines from Scripture on how and why to keep your tongue from evil, how to have a wholesome tongue, how to speak right words.
kids of character flashcards
45 crucial character qualities for your child to learn. The definition of the quality is provided, as well as a corresponding Scripture verse.
It is ultimately God`s Word that changes our lives and our behavior!
40 flashcards for memorization to learn to apply the fruit of the spirit to your life.
Character trails Flashcards
12 full-color laminated flashcards,designed to help children hide God`s Word in their hearts!
In order to apply character to their lives they must first understand what it is with simple, kid-friendly definitions (illustrated on the front side along with Bible pictures). On the back side they learn what God`s Word says concerning this quality
power in proverbs flashcards
160 verses in all to learn from the Book of Proverbs- the book of Wisdom!
proverbs for preschoolers
The little one learns the alphabet as he learns the principles of the Book of Wisdom. For each letter of the alphabet, there is at least one full coloring page and a facing page with the Scripture printed out, as well as a practice penmanship line with dash-written letters in both upper and lower case manuscript for them to trace.
A set of verses we use to make our Head to Foot Bible verse board. They will teach children how to use their body for the Lord, from their head to their toes.
I used these with all my kids. I think they could still probably quote the verses by looking at the pictures!

Pictures from Proverbs brings to life important principles from the book of Proverbs. These vividly illustrated poster cards allow children to visualize verses that sometimes even adults have trouble understanding.

On front side of each is full-color illustration and a question to answer
On the flip side of each is the answer to the question plus an explanation of the verse, a story from the Scripture to illustrate what is being taught, and discussion questions.

Topics covered in set 1: Trusting God, Foolishness, Friends, Boldness, Runaways, Flattery, Compromise, Laziness, Encouragement, Boasting, Dependability, Self-Discipline, Arguing, Meddling, The Tongue, Beauty, and Good News. 

Topics covered in set 2: Opppressing the Poor, Backsliding, Pleasant Words, Reproof, Quarreling, Deceiving, Fools, Lying, Authority, The King's Anger, Wealth, Gossip, Morality, A Merry Heart, Honoring a Fool, Riches, Drinking, and Character.

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