Save it until your child is ready to explore other translations. You may ask the child to share what he or she has read recently. You may ask your child to lead the rest of the family through an activity suggested for that week. Include the child's individual study in your family discussion and times of prayer. Help your child find a special place for Bible study.
Places are important.
Give your child some good Bible storybooks, in addition to a Bible. Bible storybooks expand the characters of the Bible, add interesting details about life in the Bible times, and spark the imagination. Check the book for agreement with the actual story in the Bible. If you get caught up in the story, chances are your child will, too. Scripture is important.