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How Kids Study for Scripture

A few days ago, during morning announcements, Mrs. Graf asked four people how they study for their memory work in school. These kids were asked because they regularly achieve perfect Scripture. After hearing that, I thought it would be a good idea to ask six more kids how they study their Scripture memory work. Here's what they said:

Brianna – “I study one verse at a time until I know each one and then I say the whole thing.”
Marky – “I study the whole thing every night before bed.”
Annisa – “I listen to our memory work on Bible on CD.”
Justin J. – “I study very-by-verse and then say the whole thing to my parents.”
Tommy – “I look the whole thing over and over until I know it.”
Stabe – “I say it about fifty times to myself the night before.”
Brooke – “I study a verse at a time.”
Noel – “I study one verse until it’s memorized then go to the next verse.”
Megan – “I study with a tape recording of the Scripture from my mom when I was younger.

Well, that’s how some of our students here study. Hope you enjoyed that little post!

Keeping you in-the-know about L.I.B.A.,
Ty

Additions to our Wonderful Blog

This year, Long Island Baptist Academy’s blog has added some new additions. We have new ideas with new people to help! We hope to make our blog the best it’s ever been—we want to make it interesting and keep our wonderful readers in-the-know about what really goes on behind the doors of our school. I hope you have as much fun reading our blog as we do writing it!

Keepin you in-the-know for L.I.B.A. Cliff,
Ty

“We’re Back and Ready to Start!”

Hey viewers! School is back in session, which means so is blogging! I can’t wait to share all the interesting, funny things that go on in our school this year. To start off, you might be interested to know that we have four seniors this year. But just like last year’s opening post, I’ll say it again, “We have all year to talk about them.” For now there’s not much going on except we’re all trying to take a good starting dive into our work and hope to make this the best school year L.I.B.A. has had. Happy 21st first day of school L.I.B.A!

Keeping you posted,
Tyler