Notes &c.

 The Old Testament is long and sometimes hard to follow especially for children. So instead of trying to read the whole thing we are going to do an abridged, and simplified version. I will tell them the story, using the cartoon version of the old testament that we have. The cartoon version tends to tell the stories as blandly as possible, so I will tell the stories directly. They also skip a lot, so I will read ahead and tell them interesting ones that were skipped using online artwork as a visual aid. I don't know if there are good videos for this, but I really liked Prince of Egypt and we'll give King of Dreams a try based on that. We do want to do some reading of the direct words, which we will do two different ways: First, we'll read a verse or two for home-church. Second, we'll read these books: The book of Moses, the Book of Abraham, Deuteronomy, and Psalms. The books of Moses and Abraham are inspired and plain and in more modern language, like that of Doctrine an