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Grace Bible for Kids (Review and Giveaway)

 


Check out the CSB Grace Bible for KidsCreated in partnership with Holman Bibles, 2K/DENMARK and Cambridge University, the CSB Grace Bible for Kids is designed to enhance readability for kids with all levels and varieties of dyslexia and other reading challenges.


The CSB Grace Bible for Kids features innovative and academically tested typeface, layout, and design principles. These principles include distinct letter forms and added space between letters, words, lines, and paragraphs.


Help every kid experience the truth of God's Word with the CSB Grace Bible for Kids. (Adult Grace Bibles are also available.)


Dyslexia shouldn’t keep anyone from reading the Bible. And now, it doesn’t have to.



This Bible makes it easy for kids with reading struggles to read the Word of God. I never understood the need for this type of resource since my older children picked up reading quickly. We always taught them that the end goal of learning to read was to be able to read God's Word to ultimately serve and live for Him. Though we would run into days that were not so easy, I was definitely not prepared to teach a child with dyslexia how to read. It did not take me too long to realize that there was a delay and that dyslexia was the culprit. Surrounded by a wonderful community of homeschoolers and my having job at the time that gave me the opportunity to rub shoulders with experts in the field helped tremendously. I have since been exposed to a wide variety of resources and conversations to help me along the way. 

Two of the key resources that helped my child to move ahead in his reading skills quickly were using large print and colored transparencies.  




This Bible includes both! What a blessing. Yes, I already have colored transparencies on hand because they work wonders, but none that are the size of the Bible. The ones included with this Bible are the perfect fit. They also have unique colors that did not come with the sets I previously ordered. This is perfect since the reason for the variety of colors is so your child can test which ones will work best. Every child is different and different colors work for different children. These colored sheets help them to stay focused and on track. It prevents the letters from flying around on the page (as some kids describe it). 
 


When asked to read the Bible aloud he has always been intimidated. This Bible is beginning to give him the confidence and I have high hopes that when given the opportunity he will be ready to read aloud with others! Home is a great place to practice and find confidence and I love that we have a Bible that can help him strengthen his reading skills in a safe place. I am so thankful to have been introduced to this resource and hope that you are able to find it useful, too.


Order your copy of the CSB Grace Bible for Kids today or if you are looking for gifts for the entire family check out the HolmanGiftGuide.com.



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Disclosure: Many thanks to Lifeway Christian Resources for providing a sample of the product for

this review. Opinions are 100% my own.

Comments

  1. How incredible! We are looking to purchase our 8yo his first bible and this one would be perfect.

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  2. How wonderful that there's a Bible to make reading easier for those with dyslexia or visual challenges! Great review!

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  3. Ideal for my granddaughter

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