I would use this song with my 2nd grade class in the section relating to God being our potter.

I would use this song in my 4th grade classroom in the section about David and Goliath.

I every album and I would play the stories that are about the Bible so my students can audibly hear the story and gain a new perspective. I would like to use it as a supplement to the Bible.

I believe that using this can be a great resource to assist children who are auditory learners.

I own the entire collection of these CD's and I believe that listening to this while reading the Bible can bring the stories to life. I would use this in The middle school+ grades, because the content can be intense for younger listeners.

I think this can be a great source to supplement for Bible stories. The cartoons are interactive and are visually appealing for visual learners.

I would use this to go with lessons pertaining to hiding from God and/or lessons about David.

I would use this book in the classroom from 1st-5th grade, to substitute for reading directly from the Bible.

I would use this book to substitute from reading directly from the Bible

I would use this song when teaching the lessons on Moses to provide students with a visual representation of the events.

I can use this site to find various activities to implement into my lesson planning

This was my favorite verse I’ve read this year. It’s so raw and real. It is beautiful to hear how David was crying out to God in his time of deep distress.

I have already used it to create some lesson plans and it is very useful.

I placed it here so I don't forget how God has worked in my life.