Read, write,
Complete by recitation
Trace Bible - Proverbs

Strong heart, strong faith
A collaboration between handwriting and the Bible

① First, calm your mind and pray that you can understand the words well.
As I write, the words will enter me and change me.


② Write it down while keeping the meaning in mind.
The purpose is not simply to write it multiple times.
Please be careful to write while understanding the meaning.
If you keep thinking about the meaning of the words, you will come to understand their deeper meaning and your literacy will improve.


③ After you've finished writing, try reciting it.
If you recite it over and over again, you'll find yourself memorizing some parts. Try memorizing the rest as well.
When I write a diary or an article, I find myself using good expressions that I have memorized without even realizing it.
Since you've memorized a lot of good sentences, you won't be afraid to speak and present them, right?

④ Set an appropriate amount and use it consistently every day.
Don't try to use a lot at once.
Read it out loud and repeat it repeatedly.
You can forget it.
You can just memorize it again.
He will become a child with outstanding comprehension and expressive skills.


■ Advantages of copywriting

It is a widely known fact that using your hands 'stimulates the brain'.
Writing by hand allows us to recognize important information, and reading the written sentences engages our brains and makes us think.
This is called thinking ability.
From ancient times, it was taught that when first learning to write, it was good to copy the good sentences and classics of our ancestors.
If you read and learn the Bible from a young age through the Trace Bible and learn proper handwriting, you can enjoy the following beneficial effects.


① Self-expression effect
Writing by hand helps me organize my thoughts and reflect on myself.
Writing good words can change your thinking and give you the courage to act positively.


② Visible effects
There is a distance between the hand that writes and the eye that sees.
That is, you can accept things objectively, whether good or bad.
Seeing the uneven handwriting become neater brings emotional comfort and confidence.

③ Effect that remains in memory
While you move your hands, your brain is actively working.
The content is memorable.
The act of writing has a powerful effect on the brain and subconscious, helping us to know what we want to do and the direction we want to take.


■ How to use proverbs in copying

① Try writing down the words line by line!
Practicing writing letters within square boxes helps you learn the balance between consonants and vowels, which helps you develop proper handwriting.
If you follow the light background letters, your crooked letters will become straight and neat.
Writing each letter in the appropriate space will greatly help you improve your concentration and patience.

② I looked up words I didn't know in an easy-to-understand way.

Difficult words have their meanings explained.
If there are still things you don't know, look them up in the dictionary.
In the process, your vocabulary will improve.
Let's write and read again and think carefully about what these words mean.
Ask your parents and compare their thoughts with mine.
As we talk, our thoughts deepen.


③ I also included English words.

If you read while comparing it to Korean words, you can greatly improve your English skills.
Memorizing the entire Bible verse in English will be a great help in your English studies.
Give it a try.
The Korean Bible is from the Revised Standard Version, and the English Bible is from the NIV (New International Version).


④ If you practice writing diligently, you will become a spacing expert!
Even adults are unsure about spacing.
However, if you learn to use spacing correctly from a young age, you will gain confidence in writing any type of text.
You can practice correct spacing by following the proverbs.
Please guide children to write with care regarding spacing.

⑤ Plant the seeds of the Word firmly in your heart!
A child who is disciplined with good words from an early age will grow up to be a child with a good character.
This book encourages you to not only write down the words, but also memorize them.
The Bible helps children develop the right values.