The Bible Recap Kids' Devotional: 365 Reflections and Activities for Children and Families to Read the Bible in a Year

This devotional is a wonderful resource for kids and families to engage with the Bible in a meaningful and approachable way. The daily reflections are easy to understand, and the activities help bring the lessons to life in a hands-on, memorable way. I really appreciate how it encourages consistent reading without feeling overwhelming. It creates great opportunities for family discussions and helps children connect biblical stories to everyday life in a practical way. The content is thoughtful, well-organized, and age-appropriate, making it a great tool for building spiritual habits early on. Overall, it’s an excellent devotional that makes reading the Bible both fun and meaningful for kids and families.

Loved the Bible recap last year so much I wanted to do it again. Well to my surprise they had a kids version! My kids love following along with me and getting to do a devotional at their level. Would totally recommend!

7 year old picked this out. She loves being able to write and draw in it. Simple and straightforward lessons. Great way to talk about God and practical ways to apply what you learn.

This has been great for our family. Easy read and gives all the scripture references to go more in depth. Appropriate for all ages, give parents a warning for days with content not suitable for everyone.

I love the Bible recap and I love that she made a devotional for kids. My boys (11,9,&8) use this for their quiet times. The activities help keep them learning and engaged.

They absolutely love the Bible recap for kids. We use it every morning while we homeschool. My children are easily able to follow along and not get confused.

I feel that any child that’s able to read this on their own should be at least 12 years old. There are a lot of things in the Bible that suggest adultery wife swapping all those things that are in the Bible that just way too hard for children to grasp that and really hard for parents to make kids understand that if they question it otherwise it’s a great little tool for children to learn the Bible, but like I said if they can read on their own, they need to be older at least 12 or 13

We have enjoyed doing this book so far every morning with our kids. It is very simple and not to long. I like that there is activity at the end of each lesson.

My daughter (7, nearly 8) absolutely loves it, it has an activity for each day of the plan. Super fun for the kids

Bought this for the summer for the kids to start. Not too long or too short. They read the Word and there is usually a fun activity at the end of each devotional. My 10 year does it on their own and the 8 year old does best when read with an adult.

Fantastic book, but came damaged. The pages are falling out and the cover was damaged. I received a partial refund, so I felt it was handled well. Truly my only complaint.

The kids love it. It a good opportunity to teach them the WORD

Make sure you know your Bible before reading advised parts. There are parts in there that I wouldn’t necessarily let my young child read due to more adult content. If I were to teach the topic in Sunday School - I would limit what passages they would read or summarise myself or miss completely until an older age. Although is a good guide and helps summarise what is read, I don’t feel like it’s been created with children in mind.