Guidelines
for Handbook Time Leaders & Listeners
Listeners are
responsible for making sure kids have successfully memorized verses in handbook
sections. They are not responsible for making
sure kids complete activity sections in their handbooks, or that sections are
completed in the correct order “ these are the responsibility of handbook time
leaders.
Listeners should make
sure handbook time leaders are aware that they are ready to listen to kids
recite verses and should move freely between groups to allow all kids adequate
time to recite their verses. Kids in
Truth & Training (3rd through 6th grade) have
handbook time from
handbook time from
Handbook time leaders
will send kids who are ready to recite verses to listeners who are waiting in
the hallways. The child will tell the
listener what sections they are prepared to recite, hand the book to the listener,
and begin. Once sections are completed,
the listener should sign the child’s handbook in the sections completed and
report back to the handbook time leader the sections that were successfully
completed.
- 2 helps per
section “ a help is two or three words for - Handbook verses
are New King James (NKJV) translation.
King James (KJV), New American Standard (NAS,