Charlottesville Area Bible Bee

  Please keep in mind that these lists are for practice purposes only.  They are based on the lengths of passages from the Oral Recitation Rounds from previous years, but every year is different!  You can refer to the 2021 NBBC Rulebook for details about the Oral Recitation Round and how to prepare. Primary Mock Oral Rounds Junior Mock Oral Rounds

  List of Greek Words Primary, Acts 12-18 Junior, Acts 12-20 List of Cross References Primary, Acts 12-18 Junior, Acts 12-20

  So, your 7-10 just qualified for the National Bible Bee Competition for the first time.  Congratulations!  But now what do you do?  This guide for parents will walk you through how to prepare your Primary participant for the competition.  From selecting cross references to organizing the memory passages, I hope that these audio recordings will be a helpful resource on your Bible Bee journey. While listening, please keep in mind that these are my personal views and thoughts about the competition.  They do not reflect what will be on the Multiple Choice Test or the Oral Preliminary Rounds.  As always, I am just a parent who enjoys making study materials that I can share and I also like talking all things Bible Bee prep. Memorization and Review System I show you the memorization and review system and schedule that our family uses when preparing for the NBBC.  Watch here . Bible Memorization: Organization for Parents I show you the ways that I stay ...

When the Discovery Journals are released each summer, I like to get out the highlighters and scan through the text to find terms and definitions, cross-references, and other important information.  This helps me to begin to get a handle on what the kids will be learning and how I can best organize study materials for them. The lists provided here are intended for parents and hosts to use.  Each list is organized a few different ways - Navigate and Explore terms, alphabetical order, and the order the terms appear in the Discovery Journal (chronological). To that end, I have created a number system that helps me not only sort and organize the lists to use for various purposes, but it also gives me information about where to find the terms in the Discovery Journal. Each term is identified by a three-digit number.  The first number indicates the unit in which the term is found.  The second number indicates the lesson.  The third number shows which order the terms ar...